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‘No shops, no schools’: homes in England built without basic amenities - another symptom of rapid, poorly-planned growth theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Surely this cancellation of the A47 dualling project will put an end to plans for a township on Peterborough’s historic countryside?bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…?

Please get involved to protect this unique habitat in rural Peterborough wildlifebcn.org/blog/martin-ba….

Please stand up for John Clare’s countryside @Freshwaterhabs @JohnClareSoc @ProtectRuralPB @wildlifebcn

Protect Rural Peterborough- respond to the City Council’s Local Plan consultation: peterborough.gov.uk/council/planni…

This Easter, we're celebrating not just renewal and hope, but the natural beauty of the Peterborough countryside. Together, we can protect it for future generations to enjoy. Let’s keep our landscapes wild, our footpaths free, and our wildlife thriving #protectruralpeterborough

Happy Easter from the Heart of the Countryside! As we enjoy the beauty of spring—blossoming trees, buzzing bees, and peaceful walks through the fields—let’s remember how precious our green spaces truly are. 1/2 #ProtectPeterborough #LoveYourCountryside #EasterInNature

Reform mayoral candidate has also opposed the destruction of our historic countryside facebook.com/share/161WV3NC…

Mayoral candidate Anna Smith also expresses concern about housing plans for rural Peterborough… facebook.com/share/v/12Gsp6…

🌟SAVE RURAL PETERBOROUGH🌟 Been to the site #Peterborough Council want to build 1,800 houses (plus 1,200 in another phase) north of #Castor & #Ailsworth😢 It’s beautiful. If I am Mayor - the site will not feature in my plan. I shall push to take it out of the Council plan 💙

This is a much more appealing approach from @HomesEngland - driving regeneration and investment to build homes rather than destroying John Clare countryside outside Peterborough gov.uk/government/new…

Residents will soon be able to have their say on the Draft Local Plan when the public consultation commences on 11 April. The new Local Plan for Peterborough, sets out a vision to support new homes, workspaces, transport, community facilities and other infrastructure, outlining how the city and surrounding villages will grow and change over the next 20 years. Residents will be able to give their views online or by attending the following public events: 🗓️8 May | Queensgate Shopping Centre (outside O2) | 5pm-7pm 🗓️10 May | Peterborough Museum | 10am-4pm 🗓️15 May | Cathedral Square | 5pm-7pm Online meetings will also take place and details of these will be announced in due course. For more details and to view the plan visit: gov.pulse.ly/kpzazkcpk4

We believe there were flaws in the process of approving a new Draft Local Plan for the city peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/politics/…

The Joint Scrutiny Committee has recommended the site be removed from the Local Plan. Here’s why… Proximity to Castor Hanglands SSSI. Damage to the environment would be too great to mitigate (Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust) PLUS infrastructure will cost £100M in tax payments

More objections to building a township on Peterborough’s best-loved countryside bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Change to this area during the 1800s drove John Clare into a spiral of despair. What would nature’s poet have made of this…Wildlife Trusts object to new homes plan near Peterborough - BBC News ⁦@ProtectRuralPB⁩ ⁦@JohnClareSoc⁩ bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

“We have put together evidence that shows this is the wrong development in the wrong place for all sorts of reasons - flood management, archaeology and nature being three of them" bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Thank you to the Peterborough councillors who are standing up for what’s right. There are better, more efficient and less damaging ways to deliver on housing goals bbc.com/news/articles/…

Peterborough City Council has published a new draft Local Plan including 3,000 houses by Castor & Ailsworth. It’s disappointing in the face of mounting evidence that John Clare’s countryside is not suitable for large scale housing: The wrong development, the wrong place.

Regeneration, not expansion. Investing in city centres creates jobs, attracts businesses and retains talent. A better way for Peterborough than the doughnut city? uk.news.yahoo.com/huge-plan-crea…