Planning Update

CPRE Cornwall join objectors in calling for Wainhomes Bodmin Pandarosa funding removal bid to be refused. Cornish & Devon Post. Aaron Greenaway.
The campaign group has added a detailed objection stating why it thinks the bid to avoid paying £350,000 towards school and health care infrastructure payments should be refused.
The Cornwall branch of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) have added their weight to calls for Cornwall Council to refuse a bid by a developer to be removed of their obligations to pay nearly £350,000 in infrastructure payments.
https://www.thepost.uk.com/news/planning/countryside-campaigners-add-to-calls-for-pandarosa-funding-removal-bid-to-be-refused-942139 

Defend Roseworthy Valley from Industrial Green Waste Development.
A major commercial and industrial green waste processing operation has been approved above the Roseworthy Valley, in a sensitive rural location close to homes, farmland and watercourses. The development raises serious concerns about soil and air contamination, flooding, landscape impact, dangerous HGV traffic volumes and health and safety impacts on local communities.
A High Court legal challenge is now underway and the Court has agreed there is an arguable claim that the decision was made unlawfully. Permission has now been granted and we are seeking support to take this case forward at this critical stage. If you would like to support this fight for justice, click on the link.  https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/stoproseworthygreenwaste/