Loughborough Echo

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HEDGEROW REMOVAL REFUSED. Planning permission to remove an existing hedgerow and erect a new boundary wall to the front of a property in Church Lane, Costock has been refused by Rushcliffe Borough Council.

An applicatio­n had been made to carry out the changes at 5 Church Lane in the village.

According to Rushcliffe Council: “The proposed developmen­t of a front boundary wall in place of a hedgerow would result in the loss of the green, semi-rural character of the street scene. The developmen­t would result in Church Lane appearing hemmed in with hard boundary treatments to both sides to the detriment of the character and appearance of the street scene.”

The council further stated: “The developmen­t would therefor result in harm to the character and appearance of the Costock Conservati­on Area. No justificat­ion has been provided for this harm and no wider public benefit has been identified that would outweigh the harm.”

MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING TOTAL. A well-attended coffee morning at St. Giles Church in Costock raised £420 for Macmillan Nurses.

CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL. Christmas trees from Costock and the surroundin­g parishes will be on display at a Christmas Tree Festival at St. Giles Parish Church in Costock on December 21 and 22.

Trees from individual­s and groups from the parishes in the united benefice of East Leake, West Leake, Rempstone, Stanford-on-Soar and Costock itself will be on display in the Parish Church in Costock

Anyone who would like to take part is asked to contact Gill on 853254 or Kath on 852974 or email costockjub­ilee@gmail.com for an entry form.

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