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Proposed Housing Development in Ashbourne Raises Concerns Over Historic Football Tradition

Plans for a housing development in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, could disrupt the historic Royal Shrovetide Football tradition, according to local organizers. The development, which is set for 35 acres of farmland, has faced opposition from the Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Committee, citing potential harm to the game's historic operation and local economy. Developer Hallam Land Management has defended the plans, stating they will be a sensitively designed addition to the area.

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Plans for a housing development in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, could disrupt the historic Royal Shrovetide Football tradition, according to local organizers. The development, which is set for 35 acres of farmland, has faced opposition from the Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Committee, citing potential harm to the game's historic operation and local economy. Developer Hallam Land Management has defended the plans, stating they will be a sensitively designed addition to the area.

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Housing plans are threatening 'medieval football' tradition that dates back to the 12th century

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Proposed Housing Development in Ashbourne Raises Concerns Over Historic Football Tradition