Posts Tagged by Cherry Cobb Sands
Paull objections to lagoon plans
| November 17, 2012 | Filled under Consultation, Debate, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Environment, Paull |
PAULL PARISH COUNCIL looks set to object to plans to create a new wet grassland and lagoon habitat at land to the South of Sands Farm, Cherry Cobb Sands Road and to construct four wind pumps as part of that scheme. ABLE UK has submitted a planning application to create new lagoons, islands and water storage… read more
Cherry Cobb Sands – Final hearing scheduled on its proposed development as nature site
| October 9, 2012 | Filled under Business, Community, Consultation, Debate, Environment, Events, Paull, Thorngumbald |
FINAL HEARINGS are being held in Grimsby about proposals to flood farmland and create a wildlife area at Cherry Cobb Sands. As part of their proposed development to build a Marine Energy Park on the south bank of the Humber, ABLE UK are required to provide a compensation site to provide for the flora and fauna that will be lost… read more
Hearings on plans to flood farmland at Cherry Cobb Sands
| August 23, 2012 | Filled under Business, Community, Consultation, Debate, Environment, Events, Farming, Hedon, Paull |
ONLY TWO PEOPLE have registered to speak at hearings on plans to flood farmland and create a wildlife area at Cherry Cobb Sands. As part of the proposed development by ABLE UK on the south bank of the Humber to build the ABLE Marine Energy Park, the developers are required to provide a compensation site… read more
Cherry Cobb Sands – Controversy over plan to flood land to create wildlife area
| July 11, 2012 | Filled under Business, Community, Debate, Environment, Farming, Keyingham, Paull |
THE HUMBER PLAN published by the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) on the 5th July 2012, with a closing date for comments being Friday 20th July, seems to have largely gained support from the business community. However, one issue associated with the plan for the emerging Renewables Sector has caused some controversy locally and that… read more
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