A long-awaited decision on plans for a new chicken farm housing 200,000 birds has been put off again.
The proposals for North Farm in Felton Butler were lodged in 2017 and were finally set to be decided by Shropshire Council’s northern planning committee on Tuesday afternoon, after being deferred last month to wait for extra information from the applicants.
However at the start of the meeting, Philip Mullineux, the council’s development manager for the north of the county, told members he was instead recommending another deferral. Councillors unanimously voted to defer the application to a future meeting, but stressed it would not necessarily be the next meeting of the committee scheduled for December 5 – meaning it could drag into a seventh year.
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