Published Date:
04 February 2010
By Staff Copy
CAMPAIGNERS opposed to the introduction of a new driving range at Shirland Golf Club, say the proposals would see the transportation of "half a million tonnes of rubble" causing traffic chaos.
Members of Shirland, Higham and Oakerthorpe Against Landfill (SHOAL) say 70 HGVs a day will be needed to carry 'inert' landfill material to the site – passing through Alfreton and the villages in the group – for 18 months.
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Last Updated:
04 February 2010 3:01 PM
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