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A second runway at East Midlands airport could obliterate a village

London, Great Britain - 250 homes would be demolished

Campaigners have warned that a village will be obliterated if plans are passed for a second runway at East Midlands airport. A number of houses in Diseworth, Leicestershire, would be demolished and local people say the village woul become uninhabitable. There about 250 homes and some 650 people living in the village which is on the border with Derbyshire. The airport says it will not comment on...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 42362
Rome, Italy, 03/18/2003 18:23
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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