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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Matthew Jarram

Plans for pet burial site in Arnold dismissed by government inspector

A government inspector has quashed plans to create a pet burial ground in Arnold due to fears it could cause major traffic problems on the busy A60.

Applicant Stuart Mills has been battling with Gedling Borough Council to create a natural pet burial ground in Ramper Covert Wood in Mansfield Road since September 2020.

The council said the burial ground had to be accessed from the A60, which carries an average of 18,500 vehicles.

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