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"It's going to be a nightmare...": Locals slam 'money making plan' to build new homes near M60

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Hundreds of residents in Worsley have made objections against a plan to build new homes on green belt land. Peel L&P has submitted a planning application to build 400 houses on Hazelhurst Farm, a large plot of green space between the M60 and East Lancs road.

The firm hopes to create a new "walkable neighbourhood" in the village, with 56 per cent of the land being left undeveloped for public open space, retained woodland, and green corridors. READ MORE: All the key planning applications submitted across Greater Manchester In total, 370 objections have been made on Salford City Council's planning portal against the plan.

Salford council and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority have proposed the land be allocated to residential development as part of the Places for Everyone Scheme - a region-wide plan to create new homes and jobs.

This means it will lose its green belt status. Residents in the area told the Local Democracy Reporting Service why they are against the scheme going ahead.

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