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Plans to open Tesco Express and hair salon in village thrown out - here's why

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Hills Residential Construction Ltd applied to build a mixed use building on land to the north of Michael Wright Way, Great Bentley. The developer claimed the new site would help to bust “problematic and anti-social” parking in the village centre. But Tendring Council has rejected the application, stating the scheme would fall outside of the Settlement Development Boundary for Great Bentley, Essex.
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Plans to open Tesco Express and hair salon in village thrown out - here's why

Hills Residential Construction Ltd applied to construct the mixed use building on land to the north of Michael Wright Way, Great Bentley

·Colchester, United Kingdom
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Gazette-News broke the news in Colchester, United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
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