15,000 homes built on greenfields. Welcome to Pennbury
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Pennbury - a new town the size of Hinckley on our doorstep

Pennbury is a proposed new "eco" town that will destroy our beautiful green fields and cultural heritage and built without local public consultation.

The Co-Operative Group are planning 15,000 houses, provisionally called Pennbury, on their Stoughton Estate. Pennburyis on the Government shortlist of 15 potential Eco Towns. A decision on the location of up to 10 sites is due later this autumn. More...

  • Sign the online petition
  • Write to your MP
  • Object to your local council
  • Complain to the Co-Op
  • Protest to the Government
  • Donate to CASCET
You only have one chance to say no.

Pennbury is on 750 hectares of greenfield farmland and home to many species of wildlife. There is a serious risk of flooding if Pennbury is built and the area has no transport infrastructure.

CASCET is not against affordable housing or Eco Towns. Pennbury will be 50% bigger than Market Harborough and is in completely the wrong place. This development would cause untold damage to the environment and completely ruin a beautiful part of Leicestershire.

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15,000 say NO to Pennbury eco-town Saturday, July 04, 2009 |Leicester Mercury |Comments (0) Campaigners fighting the controversial Pennbury eco-town proposal will take petitions with nearly 15,000 signatures to Downing Street.
Eco Town Petitions Going to Downing Street Friday, July 03, 2009 |CASCET |Comments (0) Now the Government seems about to be announce the decision about Pennbury, CASCET are delivering the petitions opposing Pennbury to Number 10 Downing Street.
Judge blocks eco-town group`s site selection policy challenge Monday, June 29, 2009 |Planning |Comments (0) Campaigners have vowed to fight on against the proposed Middle Quinton eco-town after failing in their legal challenge against the government`s selection policy.
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"Such disregard for local opinion is unacceptable. I will continue to fight this unwelcome and unnecessary plan" Alan Duncan MP