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Little Budworth farmer seeks to replace dilapidated buildings
Apr 1 2010 by Ben Coulbeck, Chester Chronicle
A FARMER has sought permission from Cheshire West and Chester Council to demolish his dilapidated buildings.
Peter Bennett recently bought Coneygreave Farm in Little Budworth but wants to build a larger steel-framed unit.
Agent David Evans said: “The new unit is to be used as a replacement for the existing buildings which are currently used for housing cattle, hay, straw, feed, workshops and milking parlour.
“The new owners do not intend to continue with a milking herd but to simply store cattle.”
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