Leeds Residents Alarmed by Proposed 750+ Home Development

Residents in Leeds are voicing concerns over the Grapevine Wash development, which proposes over 750 residential units and commercial space. They fear it could overwhelm local infrastructure and deplete water resources, as the town has limited services and no dedicated police force. Developers argue the project promises economic benefits and affordable housing options, but many locals are skeptical about managing the increased population and traffic. In Deansgrange, Dublin, a €12.5 million roadworks scheme has faced backlash for causing significant disruptions, with residents criticizing the project's design and impact on local traffic and safety. Similarly, in Bristol, plans for a £15 million transformation of Park Street aim to improve public transport but have raised concerns among local businesses about potential losses. Community opposition is also evident in Tattenhoe Park, where residents are worried about the environmental impact of a proposed waste recovery facility near sensitive natural areas.