Oral answer to question provided on Wednesday, 30 March 2011 in the House of Commons, by Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton (Conservative), Prime Minister.
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I agree with my hon. Friend that local considerations should be taken into account. That is one reason why we have made the changes to the Infrastructure Planning Commission. It is important that local communities have their say, and she has put the case extremely strongly.
This is an answer to the Prime Minister's question asked on Wednesday, 30 March 2011 by Fiona Bruce (Conservative).
- Question
- A multinational is applying to build an incinerator the size of a football pitch some 500 metres from the small market town of Middlewich in my constituency. There is no need for this provision; it will involve importing waste and it has been unanimously rejected by the local planning committee. Does the Prime Minister agree that the concerns of local people over the negative impact that it will have on their town should be afforded paramount importance when the proposal is considered on appeal?
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- Oral answer to question
- Reference
- 526 c342
- Session
- 2010-12
- Chamber / Committee
- House of Commons chamber
- Subjects
- Incinerators Middlewich
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