- planners refused it on many different grounds, including on heritage and ecological reasons. A public inquiry into a planning committee's decision to refuse Redrow Homes' proposals to build houses on a 33-acre field near Allerton Road has been set for October. Joined by the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England, Save Allerton Priory (SAP) campaigners are seeking to raise £5,000 ($6,383) to pay for legal representation at the inquiry. The committee had rejected plans from Redrow, which wanted to build three homes and an extension onto the site in order to create more than 100 new homes.
A public inquiry into a planning committee's decision to refuse Redrow Homes' proposals to build houses on a 33-acre field near Allerton Road has been set for October. Joined by the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England, Save Allerton Priory (SAP) campaigners are seeking to raise £5,000 ($6,383) to pay for legal representation at the inquiry. The committee had rejected plans from Redrow, which wanted to build three homes and an extension onto the site in order to create more than 100 new homes.