SAVE YOUR TREES !

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   Name: Anonymous on Jan 30, 2009

   Comments: Trees should not be chopped down to make way for more housing.

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2009

   Comments: no more houses in this area. leave the trees as they were meant to be

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2009

   Comments: I agree with all of the above. I have often seen deer, bats, woodpeckers and other wild animals amongst the trees. It is a great source of entertainment for both my young children. One of the reason we bought our house was because of the view we had of these trees and I feel strongly that they are allowed to remain so they continue giving joy to the local community and provide a suitable habitat for all the established wild life in the area.

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   Name: Gerard Sherry on Feb 3, 2009

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   Name: Fred on Feb 3, 2009

   Comments: Developers profits before the community’s needs. Why build a house here Do we need another house This area is lovely just as it is. As a family we spend time on summer evenings around the pond and especially in this woods, trying to spot the bats and generally just enjoying the area. It should not be allowed. I hope our local councillors help out with this. We should all let them know how we feel.

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 3, 2009

   Comments: I agree, This is a great area, just leave it alone.

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   Name: Rosemary Sherry on Feb 3, 2009

   Comments: A beautiful oasis that complements the adjacent Manor House.

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   Name: Siobhan Sherry on Feb 3, 2009

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   Name: Leah Davenport on Feb 3, 2009

   Comments: As a child I enjoyed playing in and around the woods and duck pond. I particularly enjoyed the local wildlife that could be seen, including badgers, foxes, deer, birds, bats, ducks and geese. To this day I still enjoy the idyllic sanctuary this area provides, and often on walks see families enjoying this area. I remember the area winning awards in the past; it would be a great shame to loose it.

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    Name: Natasha Kearney on Feb 3, 2009

    Comments: Why are we destroying a natural habitat that people of all ages enjoy When will it end

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    Name: Anna Cusio on Feb 3, 2009

    Comments: It would be a shame to lose a natural wildlife spot. I also take my 3 yr old son for walks here and feed the ducks. Anna Cusio

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    Name: Jane Francis on Feb 3, 2009

    Comments: In building terms this would be a very small plot indeed....hardly worth the destruction of hundreds of years of wildlife! Save the woodland, preserve our local heritage.

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    Name: Brian Starck on Feb 3, 2009

    Comments: One of the very strong attractions for us when we bought our house was the peace and quietness of the area with the lovely woodland and duck pond just up the road. This woodland provides a great deal of enjoyment to the local residents. The children, especially, have a naturally designed safe play area, which is frequently used. It also provides a haven for wildlife within the neighbourhood not enjoyed elsewhere. Please do not allow this natural beauty to be destroyed.

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    Name: Mr M H Turner on Feb 4, 2009

    Comments: This area of woodland is literally over the road from, and in direct view of Chells Manor, which is a Grade II listed building. It forms an integral part of the surrounds of Chells Manor, along with the pond. It also forms part of a natural corridor, bringing wildlife into the area from fields to the east of Stevenage. The felling of these trees would be a great loss of amenity, do huge damage to local wildlife, and severely damage the image of Chells Manor building.

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    Name: Tracy Stiles on Feb 4, 2009

    Comments: I want to see this woodland remain - it is more beneficial to the local community and wildlife than an additional property or two.

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    Name: Lyn Briars on Feb 5, 2009

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    Name: Dave Briars on Feb 5, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 5, 2009

    Comments: Please leave this area as it should be.A sanctuary for wildlife and visiting families and to enjoy the serenity of the area.

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    Name: John Dunleavy on Feb 5, 2009

    Comments: This patch of woods forms an integral part of the adjacent landscape, blending in with and complementing the pond and other woodland

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    Name: Chris Francis on Feb 5, 2009

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    Name: Cllr. Robin Parker C.C. on Feb 5, 2009

    Comments: I am happy to support local residents in your campaign to save the woodland and will continue to offer help and advice as much as I am able. Right now it is vital that as many local people as possible support this petition.

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 6, 2009

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    Name: Andrea Prutton on Feb 6, 2009

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    Name: Nicholas Prutton on Feb 6, 2009

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    Name: Owen Metcalfe on Feb 6, 2009

    Comments: All power to the man in the street, making his name count, and his voice heard.

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    Name: Paul Chapman on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: Until today, I was completely unaware of plans for a building plot and for the felling of the woods. I support the petition to save our trees. It should be compulsory to consult all local residents before development in their neighborhood.

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    Name: Allyson Chapman on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Joe Chapman on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I completely support the Tree Preservation Order TP095, and would like to sign the petition. I am a resident of Chells Manor. We need to preserve such valuable spaces.

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I give my suuport to the petition. I am a resident of Chells Manor. I agree we should protect this woodland area.

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    Name: Matt Dunleavy on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: This is an area of natural beauty and home to much wildlife - now under threat for maybe just two new houses - it should be preserved!

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    Name: Henny Shone on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Martin Fox on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I support the petition to preserve the trees and wildlife habitat.

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    Name: Sue Fox on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Alison Green on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I object to the loss of this wonderful local amenity

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    Name: Chloe Fox on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: The duck are the main attraction of the area with the building of another house this could scare away the duck. I support the petition to preserve the trees and wildlife habitat.

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    Name: Colette Cook on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Colette Cook on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Guy Norton on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Pat Norton on Feb 7, 2009

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    Name: Ed Cole on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: save the tresss and the wildlife!! my dog like to play in the woodland.

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    Name: Nat Whittaker on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I work shifts and dont want the disruptions of building works, plus i like to walk by the trees with my dog

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    Name: Pete Gould on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: I find it amasing how a planning office can say that a garage in my garden is detrimental to the area yet approve the loss of a wonerful patch of woodland...this is totally detrmental

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    Name: Claire Lepoutre on Feb 7, 2009

    Comments: This woodland homes several animals and provides a place for my son and other children to play.

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    Name: Ian James on Feb 8, 2009

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    Name: Ian James on Feb 8, 2009

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    Name: Mr & Mrs D Pawsey on Feb 8, 2009

    Comments: We go regularly to the pond and admire the wildlife in the woods - squirrels, birds etc. I think it would be very detrimental to the wildlife to build here and completely spoil yet another area of Stevenage.

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 8, 2009

    Comments: This woodland benefits the whole community, residents and wildlife alike. It is one of the reasons I chose to live in this area as it had some natural spaces and was not overcrowded. We are supposed to be planting trees to help with the problem of global warming, not cutting them down.

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    Name: Brian And Wendy Tyler on Feb 8, 2009

    Comments: These Woodlands that are dotted around Stevenage are what makes sets our town apart from other new towns . We enjoy them with our grandchildren and also we are able to sit in our garden and watch the bats flying around. All these small pleasures are essential for our wellbeing and are gradually being lost. Please save our wildlife and trees.

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 8, 2009

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