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Rayner rejects plans by Dutch practice for new football stadium and 3,500 homes, citing toxic lead risk
UNStudio’s proposed Ebbsfleet scheme was adjacent to one of Europe’s largest lead refineries
The housing secretary has rejected called-in plans for a new 8,000-seat stadium alongside 3,500 homes in Ebbsfleet.
The planning application was made by Northfleet Central 1 Limited to Gravesham Borough Council back in 2022 and called in by the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government in February 2025.
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