St Peter’s – founded in 672 AD – has applied for permission to create a floodlit hockey pitch, tennis/netball courts and cricket nets, plus car parking and coach drop-off areas near Westminster Road.
Council chiefs have hit back at claims that a “behind closed doors” deal has been done over the green belt status of a playing field which a top York private school wants to develop.
St Peter’s – founded in 672 AD – has applied for permission to create a floodlit hockey pitch, tennis/netball courts and cricket nets, plus car parking and coach drop-off areas near Westminster Road.
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