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My Objection to Development on Corbett Meadow

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Friday, 19 August, 2022
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Suzanne Webb MP with Councillor Paul Bradley and members of Corbett Meadow Action Group (CMAG)

As you may be aware, in July a planning application was submitted for the development of 84 houses on Corbett Meadow. 

Along with hundreds of local residents, I have submitted my objection to the planned development as it would destroy a beloved public amenity and haven for wildlife. The Draft Black Country Plan has designated Corbett Meadow as a 'Local Green Space' - recognising its particular importance to the local community and affording it protection from inappropriate development. 

I would like to thank the Corbett Meadow Action Group and the local Amblecote councillors for their concerted opposition to the plans and determination to protect this historic site. I have worked closely with the Group and local councillors and I know the tireless work they have put in to save the meadow. 

I would also like to say thank you to local residents for having their say on the plans and I hope that Dudley Council will take into account the overwhelming local opposition when making a decision on the planning application.

You can read my objection letter below. 

 

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