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flag Residents of Dishforth oppose up to 98 new homes, fearing infrastructure strain and loss of rural character.

flag Residents of Dishforth, North Yorkshire, are opposing a proposal for up to 98 new homes, fearing the development will strain the village’s limited infrastructure and transform it into a car-dependent area without essential services. flag The village has grown from about 200 to nearly 350 homes since 2018, with no corresponding increase in shops or public transport. flag A resident survey found 93% oppose the project, and the Dishforth Residents’ Group claims the developer’s leaflet drop missed many homes, though Caddick says it delivered materials to every household and accepted online feedback. flag Caddick argues the site is designated for housing in the local plan and that proximity to nearby towns makes it suitable for limited growth. flag The debate highlights broader concerns among local officials about government housing targets overwhelming rural communities.

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