A three-week public inquiry has been opened to examine objections to Liverpool housebuilder Redrow's plans for a 160-home development on the Grade II-listed Allerton Priory site in UK. The company said it was an opportunity to construct a "much-needed form of accommodation" and called protesters "misguided". The city council’s planning committee initially rejected the proposal, prompting Redrow to appeal and request a final decision from an independent, government-assigned planning inspector.
A three-week public inquiry has been opened to examine objections to UK housebuilder Redrow's plans for a 160-home development on the Grade II-listed Allerton Priory site in Liverpool. The company said it was an opportunity to construct a "much-needed form of accommodation" and called protesters "misguided". The city council’s planning committee initially rejected the proposal, prompting Redrow to appeal and request a final decision from an independent, government-assigned planning inspector.