An ‘outstanding’ nursery has had to find a new home after it was told it could no longer use its current building and plans for a new one were refused.
Ladybugs Nursery and Pre-School had been based at Wattlesborough Village Hall.
Planning officers refused the application for the new building on three grounds, saying it would be “unsustainable development in a countryside location” as most users would be reliant on cars. The planning application had been lodged by the Peake family, of local farming business Peakes Poultry, who bought the Halfway House and adjoining Seven Stars Inn in 2020.
In a statement submitted with the nursery plans, the Peakes said when they were approached by Ladybugs about providing a possible site for them “everything fell into place”. The letter said: “The trustees and the executive committee feel that there is an irreparable breakdown in the relationship between the village hall trustees and the owners of Ladybugs Nursery and Pre-School Ltd.
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