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Public Inquiry Scheduled for Sleaford Solar Farm Plans

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Public Inquiry Scheduled for Sleaford Solar Farm Plans

A public inquiry has been scheduled to investigate the controversial plans for a solar farm close to Sleaford. Developer, Mareham Lane Solar Ltd, has successfully overturned North Kesteven District Council’s original rejection of the scheme. This public inquiry, commencing on 3 February, will concentrate on the proposed 75-acre site in Scredington, a location that has sparked archaeological interest after the discovery of prehistoric, Roman, and medieval artefacts. Local councillors Mervyn Head and Ian Carrington, although recognising the absence of a valid reason for further dispute of the appeal, have voiced their dismay and apprehension about the potential impact on public faith in the planning processes.

This article was derived from original reporting on www.bbc.com by The Lincoln Post.

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