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Tag: Citizens of Lancaster Opposed to Unnecessary Development

October 11, 2021
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Proposed route of Bailrigg Garden Village Spine Road and site of new Park & Ride agreed

Plans for the controversial Bailrigg Village Garden have moved to a new stage

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