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Tweaks to controversial housing development approved despite ancient woodland status

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For the latest news from in and around Oldham sign up to the MyOldham newsletter here Tweaks to controversial plans to build a new road and housing development in Oldham have been approved – despite part of the site now being classed as ‘ancient woodland’.

The borough’s planning committee has agreed to vary two conditions relating to the application to build a new multi-million pound link road and up to 265 homes on land off Knowls Lane.

The plans for the land in Springhead were initially refused in November 2018 but a second application was approved in July 2019.

A local campaign group Save Our Valleys raised more than £50,000 to launch a legal challenge against the decision but a judge ruled against their bid for a judicial review in

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