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A bungling council in Corby, Northamptonshire, has caused outrage among homeowners on Hooke Close. They woke up to the shocking sight of a 60ft high 'monster' warehouse being built just feet from their back doors. The metal frame structure is being constructed on the site of a former Weetabix factory, and residents are furious that the council failed to consult them properly before allowing the development.
The homeowners on Hooke Close are understandably upset and feel that their concerns have been ignored. The towering warehouse is not only an eyesore but also poses potential privacy and noise issues for the affected residents. It is a clear example of poor planning and lack of consideration for the local community.
The council's mistake in consulting the wrong stakeholders has led to this controversial development. The situation highlights the importance of proper communication and engagement with residents when making decisions that directly impact their lives. The affected homeowners are now left grappling with the consequences of the council's oversight, and their frustration is palpable.
