A decision on a controversial series of planning applications in the Wirral has been delayed.
The applications, submitted by Leverhulme Estate, could see more than 780 homes built on green belt land. The original deadline for a decision was September 21 but this was extended to October 28 after a request was made by Leverhulme.
Many people have voiced their opposition to the new plans with several petitions being made, including one that has over 4,500 signatures. The proposed “beautiful and sustainable” developments would be built in Pensby and Thingwall, Clatterbridge, and Heswall.
