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Eton College at centre of planning row over plans for new town in village unchanged for 1,000 years
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Eton College at centre of planning row over plans for new town in village unchanged for 1,000 years
Eton College owns the land at the centre of plans for a new town, known as North Barnes, in East Sussex, which could see up to 3,000 homes built across 450 acres of countryside.
The proposed development would sit between Plumpton Green and South Chailey, with plans also including shops, a school, healthcare facilities and new jobs.
But the proposals have sparked fierce opposition from people living nearby.
The land…
13 Sept, 04:00
Daily Mail
Plans for new town with 3,250 houses to 'wipe out' village that's stood unchanged for 1,000 years
The homes will be built on 450 acres of greenbelt land next to the sleepy hamlet of East Chiltington, East Sussex, which the prestigious school speculatively bought several years ago.
2 Sept, 10:37