‘We’ve not had any planning approvals in this area for over two years now, ’ says Roger Jelley with a sigh. ‘We’ve already laid people off and have had to write off the best part of £1/2 million

By Vikki Miller Vikki Miller Vikki Miller 2007-10-26T00:00:00

The government is pushing hard for new homes but its own agencies are pulling furiously in the opposite direction. The victims of this tug of war are developers such as Roger Jelley, frustrated by the delays and obstacles put in their way and losing huge sums of money while they ...

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