Special Report:’It’s all about the money’-Residents hit back at Havering Council over Data Centre build on Greenbelt land.

This is the area Havering Council have agreed to place a data centre that will comprise of 84 buildings, large metal fencing, over 9,000 workers to construct it and could take ten years to build.

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Residents unite to show total opposition to the building of a Data Centre on Green Belt land.

The impact on the site, if it is built, would also be unacceptable: instead of farmland, there will be a large number of warehouse-sized buildings, containing banks of computers, batteries, cooling systems, backup power sources, and more equipment.

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Local residents huge concerns over Data Centre planning application and the costly environmental impact it will have on the community.

The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE)has said it is ‘appalled’ that the council is looking on this scheme favourably. We believe other environmental groups will agree that it is not acceptable. 

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