King Charles's peace 'under threat' as major plan set to go ahead
Plans to block the development of undisturbed “beautiful piece of landscape” only 150 meters from the King’s Highgrove Residence have been rejected.
TL;DR
- Plans for 135 new homes near King Charles's Highgrove Residence have been approved.
- Locals fear the development exploits the proximity to the King for financial gain, marketing it as being the "King's Neighbour."
- Concerns have been raised regarding security and potential confrontations with armed officers due to the development's proximity to the King's residence.
- Residents argue that Tetbury already faces severe parking problems and long waiting times for doctors due to recent housing increases.
- A proposal to turn the land into an outdoor community recreation space was rejected.
- The developer, Miller Housing, stated they have held positive talks with local councillors.