Issues at Eton Wick farm 'unacceptable', says Windsor MP

Mr Rankin, who is the member of parliament for Windsor, has called for action over ongoing concerns at the site, saying people living nearby have been forced to put up with problems for far too long.

In a video shared on social media, the Windsor MP said residents had raised a range of issues, including dangerous fires, noise late into the night, industrial traffic, reckless parking and what he described as encroachment.

In the video caption, he said: "People living near Crown Farm in Eton Wick have put up with this for far too long.

"From dangerous fires and noise late into the night to industrial traffic, reckless parking and encroachment, the impact on my constituents is completely unacceptable."

Mr Rankin said the situation was rooted in what he described as a long history of unauthorised development at the site, but also criticised the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead's approach to enforcement.

"At the heart of this is a long history of unauthorised development, but also a persistent failure by RBWM to take the robust enforcement action you have every right to expect," he said.

The MP said residents should not have to keep seeking updates while the issues remain unresolved.

"My constituents should not have to repeatedly chase for answers while these issues continue on their doorstep.

"They understandably feel badly let down by a lack of effective planning enforcement."

Mr Rankin said he has spoken directly with residents affected by the situation and claimed the problems are having a significant impact on people's lives.

"I have heard directly from those affected about the toll this is taking on their daily lives and even their ability to sell their homes," he said.

The Conservative MP said he will continue to push the council to make full use of its powers to address the issues.

"This cannot be allowed to drag on," he said.

"I will continue pressing RBWM to exhaust every power available to them, enforce the law properly and bring these egregious breaches to an end once and for all."

Mr Rankin's comments come amid continuing concerns among residents living close to Crown Farm, with locals raising complaints about activity at the site and calling for action to resolve long-running issues.

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has been approached for comment.

The Slough Observer has attempted to contact the landlord of the property for comment.