Chris Neill

The stable/agricultural building permission is a well trodden path on the route to gaining permissions previously unavailable. The answer is to place covenants or restrictions on agricultural permissions which immediately terminate them should further applications occur!

So it is not only our local councillors who are concerned - but the government's own audit committee highlight what we all are seeing - that the rush to build is badly thought out and contradictory to government's own environmental targets.

Here's what readers have had to say so far. Why not add your thoughts below.

In relation to asking the locals what they think - please, if you have views on this application, make a comment via the Cheshire East planning portal. It may require you to create an account but if you want to have your views considered then it is worth it. And as for "the council are not one bit bothered..." I can assure you that Wilmslow Town Council is bothered and you are welcome to attend a planning committee meeting to hear what comments we have.

I live just off Chapel Lane/ Moor Lane. Today, Friday, about noon, the traffic, parking and pavement activity was a nightmare and demonstrates how overloaded and choked our infrastructure is and cannot cope. Not just now, with the mindless continued attack on the area by builders, but in the future.