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Green Belt Cricket Pitch on Waste Dump List

Summary

  • Retrospective planning permission sought for a cricket pitch.
  • Pitch located on green belt land at a site on waste dump watchlist.
  • Environment Agency seeking prosecution for 100,000 tonnes of rubbish.
Green Belt Cricket Pitch on Waste Dump List

Retrospective planning permission has been requested for a cricket pitch established on green belt land at Oak Tree Farm, Binfield. This location is significant as it is included on a national watchlist for waste dumps that are causing concern.

The Environment Agency has previously stated its intention to prosecute individuals responsible for an estimated 100,000 tonnes of rubbish deposited at the site. This rubbish accumulation places the farm among high-priority locations monitored by the agency.

Despite environmental concerns, planning agents representing the project contend that Oak Tree Farm is exceptionally suitable for cricket. The development is reportedly driven by the need to provide a stable and lasting venue for Bracknell Cricket Club.

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