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‘They should put them on the brownfield sites in the area, but they don’t want to because they can sell off those to developers for millions. It comes down to money and a total disregard for the local community.’
Sam Chapman, 21, who has set up the Brocket and Manford Way Protest Group, said: ‘We all want to help the homeless and vulnerable, but it has to be in the right area – not destroying greenfield sites.
A similar block of prefabs has already been built four miles away in South Woodford, and now Redbridge Council and the construction firm Elliott have submitted planning applications to put 90 double wide container homes homes on Brocket Way Park and Woodman Road, near Manford Way Park, for ten years.