Hildersley houses proposal: wrong place, wrong plan.

Landra is proposing 156 new houses at Marsh Farm in Hildersley, Ross-on-Wye, behind The Glebe and Parsons Croft. See landra-newhomes-ross.co.uk. This house-building proposal would affect traffic, access, drainage, and local services. This site is for sharing the information, highlighting the local impact, and making it easy for residents to take action.

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156 homes Proposed at Marsh Farm in Hildersley, Ross-on-Wye, behind The Glebe and Parsons Croft.

Greenfield land A large estate extending beyond the current built-up area, so residents can reasonably ask how well it would fit with the existing neighbourhood.

Small access road Accessed via a narrow cul-de-sac currently serving about 50 homes.

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Protect our estate: wrong development, wrong place.

We are not anti-change

We support sensible development that fits the area and has proper backing from residents.

We want proper planning

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We want local voices heard

Residents should be informed early and given a real say in what happens next.

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Next steps

Respond to the consultation, or email the Town Council or Councillor Ed O’Driscoll.

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FAQ

Is this anti-housing?

No. The message should be that the proposal is in the wrong place or not properly planned, not that all development is bad.

What should we say in our comments?

Keep it short and specific: say the access, traffic, drainage, and services are not properly planned, and ask for a single masterplan before anything is approved.

What should residents ask for?

A single masterplan, strategic A40 access, proper transport and drainage evidence, and full community consultation from the outset.

Is this the start of something bigger?

That is a fair concern. The developer's own material refers to a wider masterplan, so residents can reasonably ask whether this is a first phase that could open the door to more development later. That is exactly why the access, drainage, and strategic road questions matter now.