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7:10 am, Mon 16 Apr 2012 Housing plans are criticised

Business leaders condemn council decision to allow 36 homes on former creamery site

by Matthew Taylor

The chairman of the Kirkcudbright Chamber of Commerce, Norman Thomson, believes that the former Milklink Processing plant should be kept for industrial purposes.

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7:06 am, Mon 16 Apr 2012 Housing plans are criticised

Councillors have approved plans for 36 new houses on former milk processing plant

by Matthew Taylor

Former Milklink Processing plant, site of 36 planned homes Credit: ITV Border

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6:04 am, Mon 16 Apr 2012 Housing plans are criticised

Business leaders condem housing plan on industrial site

Business leaders have criticised councillors who have approved plans for 36 houses to be built on the site of the former Milklink Processing plant in Kirkcudbright.

The chamber of commerce is objecting because they think the site should be kept for industrial purposes.

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