Appeal: Quantum of infill scheme 'somewhat misleading’
Plans for five new homes in Shropshire have been refused by an inspector, who ruled that the ‘somewhat misleading’ number of homes proposed did not mean the scheme was ‘limited infilling’, citing its low density.
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