Miller Homes' Royal Neighbor Plan Faces Backlash

0:00It's April 22nd. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. Miller Holmes wants to drop 135 new homes on fields right next to King Charles III's high-grove estate, just outside Tettbury, in Gloucestershire. The sites between Bath Road and Longfair Long Lane smack in the Cotswold National Landscape a key spot for conservation. These fields double as priority habitat, with some hedge rows even planted by the King himself. They're super close to high-groves high-security perimeter, about 150 meters from the proposed builds, which locals say could mess with. Royal protection under that serious organized crime and police act. Residents are fired up, forming groups like the Longfair Long Greenfield Association that's already got over 100 members in a day. They worry about crowds too close to armed patrols, dogs and kids near the zone, plus it's seen as a cash grab off the Royal vibe. The local conservative counselor calls it straight cynical, predicting total community backlash.

1:04Tettbury's already bursting over 1,000 new homes in six years, jacking up housing by nearly 40% with parking nightmares and long, medical-weight straining services. Developers playing nice, sane tots with counselors are positive and more community chats coming soon. As opposition builds, we'll see if this Royal neighbor plan gets the green light or hits a wall.