Waste Planning
Further time requested to resolve outstanding issues at Crumps Farm, Essex

Further time requested to resolve outstanding issues at Crumps Farm, Essex

Essex County Council has heard a report on matters relating to an ongoing breach of planning control at Crumps Farm, Little Canfield.

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