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Liam Harries and Anna Mozol at Clearwater Drive

School to be on Clearwater Drive despite opposition

Campaigners have spoken of their disappointment that plans to build a new primary school in Gloucester have been given the green light. A planning inspector overturned the original decision by Gloucester City Council to refuse planning permission to build the school on the land next to Clearwater Drive in Quedgeley after the Diocese of Gloucester appealed. The Liberal Democrats have long been against building on land at Clearwater Drive and wanted to see it become designated open space for the community. Quedgeley Severn Vale ward currently has just 1.08 hectares of open space per 1,000 people which is short of the recommended 2.8 hectares of open space per 1,000 people. Local campaigners Anna Mozol and Liam Harries, of Quedgeley Severn Vale Liberal Democrats, both attended the appeal to support residents in their opposition to the location of the new school. "We are bitterly disappointed the planning inspector has overturned the original decision of councillors on the planning committee to reject the plans f

13 Jan 2019
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