Redrow has addressed concerns about the removal of several stone walls from its Pickwick development site, where 150 new homes are due to be built. The construction company has said that any ecological issues have been taken into consideration, and that any permissions needed for the site have been taken. The removed stone has been stored for reuse on the site at a later time and the work will be overseen by an independent ecologist. A spokesman said: “Following consultation with local residents we decided not to remove the wall in order to allow them to continue their peaceful lives without fear or intimidation.
Redrow has addressed concerns about the removal of several stone walls from its Pickwick development site, where 150 new homes are due to be built. The construction company has said that any ecological issues have been taken into consideration, and that any permissions needed for the site have been taken. The removed stone has been stored for reuse on the site at a later time and the work will be overseen by an independent ecologist. The Pickwick Association has expressed concerns for the bats and greater crested newts that hibernate on the site.