A new exercise field for dogs is coming to East Yorkshire.
Planners at East Riding Council have given the go-ahead for the development.
It's on land west of Philgreen, on Keyingham Road in Ottringham.
One neighbour objected, telling the council the field would be noisy, disrupt their privacy and have a negative impact on property prices.
As part of the scheme car parking will be built along with fences and a shelter.
The council has mandated a biodiversity scheme that includes bat boxes.
The plan must use a warm light to minimise disruption to nearby wildlife.


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