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Wildlife Corridor Mapping Reveals Challenges for Widegate's Proposed Road Links

Recent wildlife corridor mapping has identified several areas where planned road developments in Widegate would intersect with established migration paths for local species, and planners now face

Zara Reed · 25 September 2026

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