Cranswick’s plan for a large farm sparks local objections over environmental concerns, traffic, and property values.

Shirley De’Ath lives near the proposed farm and says it hurts local home values. She stated people can’t easily move now as estate agents lowered prices because of the plans.
Cranswick says it will be a sustainable modern farm, but locals worry about environmental damage and more traffic. Cranswick wants to build pig buildings where sheds are now.
Over 15,000 people object to the project. Animal rights groups and environmental campaigns are concerned too. The World Wide Fund for Nature also opposes it.
The council’s decision has faced prior delays, and the proposal took nearly three years to prepare. Planning rules don’t consider property value impact. The meeting date is not definite and could be postponed.