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Adlington cow spotted today on the loose in Aldi!

Adlington cow spotted today on the loose in Aldi!

By Save Adlington · Published 18 January 2026

Fresh from today’s protest at the Poynton Relief Road, one of our local bovine residents was seen browsing the aisles at the local Aldi.

While it gave shoppers a laugh, the message is serious. If the proposed Adlington New Town goes ahead, we face the destruction of 2,500 acres of greenbelt and the loss of multiple working dairy farms. Once this agricultural land is paved over for 20,000 houses, it is gone forever.

Today’s massive turnout shows that the community is united. We are demanding a brownfield-first approach to protect our heritage and our food security.

Meeting With Tim Roca

Supporters of the Adlington Greenbelt Team meeting with Tim Roca MP

A Reminder About The Supporters of the Adlington Greenbelt

A stag on a sunny day in Adlington

Statement from the Supporters of the Adlington Greenbelt

Statement from the Supporters of the Adlington Greenbelt

Tim Roca MP Responds to Adlington Park Proposal

The proposed Adlington Park site

Agricultural Land, Food Security and Greenbelt

Sheep on the Adlington Park site
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