Residents rally against 'unworkable' plans to house 1,200 men in rural leafy village

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Residents rally against 'unworkable' plans to house 1,200 men in rural leafy village

Emergency services, utility providers, local authorities, and Linton-on-Ouse residents have united to reject plans to use the former RAF base as an asylum centre in the village. Concerns have been raised about the proposal to house up to 1,200 men at the decommissioned RAF site in the village, which is home to around 700 residents. The proposal has been branded "unworkable" and " the wrong plan in the wrong place" …