a housing development now look "unlikely". A plan proposed by The Jockey Club to replace Kempton Park racecourse in Surrey with 3,000 homes, built by UK company Redrow, has been branded "unlikely" after an assessment commissioned by the Spelthorne Borough Council found the site was "strongly performing" as part of the green belt. The council said it had received a report from consultants that concluded there were no viable alternatives and would be unable to meet its planning requirements for the site.
A plan proposed by The Jockey Club to replace Kempton Park racecourse in Surrey with 3,000 homes, built by UK company Redrow, has been branded "unlikely" after an assessment commissioned by the Spelthorne Borough Council found the site was "strongly performing" as part of the green belt. The council said it had received a report from consultants that concluded there were no viable alternatives and would be unable to meet its planning requirements for the site.