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Cotswolds villagers threaten to sell up over 'horrifying' plans to build 19,000 homes and turn their idyllic communities into 'packed towns'
Cotswolds villagers are considering selling their homes due to plans to build 19,000 residences, which they fear will transform their communities into overcrowded towns. The development has been described as 'horrifying' by local residents.
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