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One of quite a few http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/stop-building-schools-near-pollution-blackspots-say-mps-9909317.html

The councils monitoring, certainly in Shoreham High St, has not worked for quite a while.

The Adur Residents Environmetai Action (AREA)group have been monitoring it. The school is part of the plan. You can't build 600 houses without some infrastructure. The school is a) single class when it needs to be two class to cope and b) shoved up by the (overly polluted) road which is...

The point "my" expert made was that the plan is all well and good the vast majority of the time but once every 10?20?50? years it won't be and then it'll be a disaster.

I have but not being an expert I can't comment. I was at meeting the other day when an expert was present and he questioned it. Reports commissioned by the developers (the traffic one for example) often say what the developer would like them to say

There is a case for building there but they haven't made it. Pollution levels are already 35% above the legal maximum and they want to put the primary school (which is too small incidentally) up next to it. The 30% affordable housing won't be 30% or affordable and the management of the flood...