Appeal: Victory for campaigners as Jenrick vetoes waste incinerator
The housing secretary has cited harm to the setting of a 12th century monastic abbey in rejecting plans for a waste-to-energy facility in Cambridgeshire that stirred up controversy over air quality and health impacts.
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