Walkers say they are shocked after a housing developer seemingly used large plastic items, old clothes and computer parts to create a pathway on an 'eco park'. Persimmon Homes says the footpath is not yet finished and will be completed to the 'correct standard'.
An 'eco park' was proposed on the site of the new Teal Close housing development in Gedling. It comes as part of the ongoing construction of the so-called "mini city" just off Colwick Loop Road.
Hundreds of homes are being constructed in various phases. However those who regularly use the grassland around the lagoons have noticed a bizarre feature of the new eco park.
