Historic seaside town’s largest green space could be tarmacked over to make way for traveller site

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A planning application has been put in seeking to expand an existing traveller site in Blackpool's Marton Moss area.

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Bolton-based Neil Pike Architects is acting as agents on the scheme.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Marton Moss is regarded as the town's largest area of green space and retains a semi-rural character.

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The site already operates as a traveller site, though on a considerably smaller scale than what is now being proposed.Each of the four proposed pitches would accommodate one static caravan or chalet alongside a single touring caravan, with an ancillary greenhouse structure also included on every plot.The development would additionally feature amenity space for residents, car parking provision...

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