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Field off March Road outside of Coates where up to 200 homes are proposed. Credit: Google Maps
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Controversial plan for 200 Fen homes compared to 'cancer cell' as appeal launched

Fenland District Council offices in March, Cambridgeshire. Picture taken by LDR. Permission for use for all partners. Fenland District Council offices in March, Cambridgeshire. Picture taken by LDR. Permission for use for all partners.
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Developer ‘making mockery’ of FDC for rolling back £50k pledge to fund local services

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New development accused of turning Fenland town ‘almost into Milton Keynes’

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Exactly where in Fens developers got permission to build over 1,000 new homes in 2025

Allison Home’s CEO John Anderson's visit to the Fenland-based Ferry Project reaffirms the developer’s commitment to the local community. Allison Home’s CEO John Anderson's visit to the Fenland-based Ferry Project reaffirms the developer’s commitment to the local community.
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Support of local community reaffirmed during Ferry Project visit

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