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Horden residents win breakthrough in demolition fight
Residents celebrate major breakthrough in fight against council plans to demolish homes.
Villagers have secured a judicial review of regeneration plans in Horden. The £10.7m project, approved in December 2025, would demolish homes on three numbered streets and build 100 new houses.
Residents opposing the demolition raised enough funds to challenge the plans, and a High Court judge has approved the case for a full hearing to decide whether the plans should be overturned.
The Reform UK-led council said its plans would "improve quality of life for local people" through higher housing standards.
Helen Richardson reports.
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