Power projects could bring decade-long traffic nightmare for A12 communities
Villagers who fear they are facing more than decade of construction lorries passing their doors to and from Sizewell C and a massive electricity substation site are to make a final plea for a bypass. Under the current plans, Farnham and Stratford St Andrew will see a £30million-plus A12 bypass built to protect their communities, already suffering from poor air quality from traffic. But people living at Marlesford and Little Glemham, who believe the A12 is already “wholly inadequate”, are deeply disappointed they will miss out – because no extra funding is available for a four-villages bypass.
Tonight East Suffolk Council (ESC) will discuss the basis of its response the Planning Inspectorate over the formal plans put forward for the twin reactor nuclear power plant at Sizewell. You can read the full EADT article about the proposals here.