Plans for a new housing development in Mossley have been knocked back again after a councillor complained it would cause ‘traffic havoc’.
Proposals to build houses and apartments on a plot of land on Stamford Road had previously been rejected over concerns about its design and highways safety implications, a decision that was upheld at appeal.
The new application lodged by Mr D Wilcox to Tameside council was to build nine houses on the site, three of which would have three bedrooms and six two-beds. They would have been two storeys high and staggered over three blocks, aside for one detached home.
