💨 Abstract
Kempton Park racecourse is still at risk of being sold for housing despite previous opposition. The Jockey Club sold an option to builders Redrow in 2018, allowing them to buy the land by 2028. The Jockey Club faces financial difficulties, with £54 million in debt. Recent changes in planning laws and housing demands in Surrey may expedite the development.
Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk
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