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Nottingham Post
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Sebastian Mann

'Garden village' plan of 4,000 homes worries neighbours concerned about being 'eaten up'

Plans for a 4,000-home 'garden village' in Nottinghamshire has left people living near the proposed site worried that their villages could be 'eaten up'.

Of these 4,000 homes, 590 are expected to be delivered by 2038, in line with Bassetlaw District Council's recently extended local plan.

Residents in the village of Ranby, near Retford, told Lincolnshire Live they are concerned about the potential impact of the Bassetlaw Garden Village, a proposed housing development that will see 4,000 homes built by the A1/A57 beyond 2038.

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