Traffic report published

Wednesday, 11 September 2024 14:21

Source: Protect Quarry Farm Facebook page

Campaigners against 650 homes planned for the Rutland border with Stamford will soon be sending round an independent traffic report paid for by local donations.

The 54 page document, from Protect Quarry Farm, is being sent to all councils as well as highways. It claims the report that's being considered, as part of the planning application on the Quarry Farm site, is flawed and doesn't show the full impact the development will have on traffic and the local environment.

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