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Good news has arrived - the Inspector from the Department of the Environment has dismissed the appeal. In his report, he said:
'I therefore conclude on the main issues I have identified that the development proposed would be harmful to local character and would, contrary to the underlying objective policy BH6, fail to preserve or enhance the character or appearance of the Braughing Conservation Area. It would, in fact, cause harm to the area's character and appearance.' This sets an important precedent and a strong message that Conservation Areas are indeed for conserving! Peter Boylan Braughing Parish Council |
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The parish of Braughing with its population of 1150 in 463 households (2001 Census) includes the hamlets of Bozen Green, Braughing Friars, Upp Hall, Dassels, Hamels Park and Hay Street and lies in the narrow valley of the river Quin, which rises in Barkway and flows south into the river Rib, a short distance to the southwest of Braughing village. |
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