Plans to build a new housing estate on the Ballaglonney Farm in Crosby have been slammed as "slapdash" by campaigners.
The Crosby Residents Against Development group is making a last stand against the proposed build and has produced a community newsletter highlighting the main issues of contention.
As well as problems with sewage, flooding and traffic, campaigner Peter Quayle says concerns have been raised about the application itself:
It's now the third time the plans have been submitted - Peter says it bears similarities to another application by one of the developers behind JM Project Management:
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