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Revised application for Gypsy and Traveller site near M40

14.08.2026 15:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Oxford Mail ENG
Revised application for Gypsy and Traveller site near M40
Original source: Oxford Mail

South Oxfordshire District Council has received a revised application to legalize an unauthorized Gypsy and Traveller site near the A40/M40 junction at Tetsworth. Previous applications were refused, including on appeal. The new proposal includes 12 mobile homes, 12 touring caravans, and 12 utility rooms, along with an acoustic barrier and a new noise assessment. Earlier, over 120 objections were submitted; now only two have been registered.

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Revised application for Gypsy and Traveller site near M40

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