Plans submitted by the Earl of Derby for three large warehouses in the local area have drawn criticism from trainers involved with the king’s racehorses. According to the reports, the proposed development is seen as potentially disruptive to roads used to move prized thoroughbreds. The trainers raise concerns about the impact of heavy vehicles associated with the warehouses, including the possibility that lorries would increase traffic on those routes. They argue the change could create safety risks for horses and for people using the roads, pointing to the danger they associate with large commercial vehicles sharing the same routes used for racehorse transport. The articles describe the criticism as “fury” and frame the concern around both safety and operational considerations for maintaining routines around the horses’ care and movement. The reports also indicate that the dispute centers on the specific warehouse plan submitted by the Earl of Derby, including the scale of the proposed buildings and the resulting expected traffic implications for nearby roads. The coverage does not provide details of the planning authority’s response or any formal decision at the time of reporting.