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A planning inquiry into a council land grab should not delay the building of the controversial Broughton Bypass.
That was the message from County Hall after it was announced a Government inspector will consider objections to a compulsory purchase order in April.
Lancashire County Council has targeted around 42 acres of mainly agricultural land to build the new road around the village north of Preston. More than 40 objections have been lodged and those will be...