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Public Inquiry Underway Over Proposed Warehouse Development in Oxfordshire
A public inquiry is examining plans for 13 large warehouses near Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire, which would occupy six million square feet of land. Wafic Said, a billionaire landowner, is supporting local residents opposing the development, citing environmental concerns and the potential impact on the community. The inquiry will continue until the end of October.
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Albion Land
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Wafic Said
Chris Brant
James Maurici
Our neutral summary
A public inquiry is examining plans for 13 large warehouses near Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire, which would occupy six million square feet of land. Wafic Said, a billionaire landowner, is supporting local residents opposing the development, citing environmental concerns and the potential impact on the community. The inquiry will continue until the end of October.
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