Aikey Brae traveller stopover site approved by councillors
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Protests had been held about the plans
A stopover site for travelling people has been given the go-ahead by Aberdeenshire councillors.
There was opposition to the proposals for the development at Aikey Brae near Old Deer on the grounds it was not a suitable location.
However, councillors agreed to the application which will see a site created for 10 caravans. It is expected to cost £230,000 to redevelop.
The aim is to reduce unauthorised encampments.
- Published21 November 2016
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