MDDC Statement (21/00222/MFUL)

The Council has received a pre-action protocol letter from representatives of Tesco which seeks to challenge the decision made on the consented Lidl application (Reference: 21/00222/MFUL). The Council have secured legal advice and have responded to the pre-action protocol letter. Should Tesco decide to challenge the decision, then the decision will rest only with the High Court and no representations can be submitted by the public.

The LPA is therefore not able to represent any views of the public nor submit these as part of the process. Members of the public are therefore asked to direct any correspondence on this matter to either Tesco or Lidl accordingly.

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