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Name: Paul on Jul 11, 2006Comments: Potentially destroying an 18th Century grade 2 listed street for short term profit is an ill conceived and short sighted concept. Once these 200 year old buildings are gone, they are goen forever.Flag
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Name: Andy C on Jul 12, 2006Comments: I hope that the Highways Department and other relevant council departments see sense and scrap these mad proposals.Flag
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Name: Tanya on Jul 12, 2006Comments: It is unbelievable that such a beautiful and historical street could be destroyed so easily without due consideration. It is imperative that we save this street from eradication.Flag
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Name: Natasha Manganaro on Jul 12, 2006Comments: I don't even live in the area, but heard about this on BBC London this morning. I live in a similar old narrow street in Brentford which is a also cut through for traffic and it is a nightmare for residents. It is outrageous that they can just sweep London's history aside and damn the consequences. Good Luck to all residents with the campaign.Flag
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Name: Adam Collings on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Although I do not live on the street I was appalled by the report featured on BBC London this morning. Such idiotic plans for devleopment are ripping the very heart out of the Capital's finest areas with reckless abandon.Flag
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Name: Ingrid Stone on Jul 12, 2006Comments: This is very upsetting - and just goes to show how blind and utterly greedy new developments can be.Flag
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Name: Dave Fewings on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Without streets like this Kentish Town would lose its unique charmFlag
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Name: Alistair Hillier on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Surely 2.9m into 2.5m won't go! Why destroy such an historic street and ruin the lives of the residents to create soulless new flats. There must be another way, surely!Flag
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Name: Ben Holden on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Save little green street and don't let developers spoil our historyFlag
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Name: Francesca Gavin on Jul 12, 2006Comments: leave the road be - it doesnt need your interference.Flag
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Name: Stephen Benson on Jul 12, 2006Comments: On behalf of the Dartmouth Park Conservation Area Advisory Committee I want to register our outrage at the casual way in which these disastrous plans have been nodded through and the lack of proper public consultationFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 12, 2006Comments: I'm fed up with the coucil, developers, government not listening to us, the 'people'. It's your home so what right do they have This is another sign of the times. Good luck I hope your successful.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 12, 2006Comments: What a lovely street, don't ruin it for the generations to come....Flag
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Name: Janet Snedden on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Please leave Little Green Street alone, it is one of a few peices of cobbled history left on the strets of London. Why destroy it and that of the lives of the people that live there and those that enjoy using it! Leave us something of the old England!!Flag
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Name: Janet Snedden on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Please leave Little Green Street alone, it is one of a few peices of cobbled history left on the strets of London. Why destroy it and that of the lives of the people that live there and those that enjoy using it! Leave us something of the old England!!Flag
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Name: Emma Tennant on Jul 12, 2006Comments: It would be a travesty if this street were to be ripped up by developers. It is vital we save the remaining heritage in urban areas of LondonFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 12, 2006Comments: there seems no sense in this beyond the greed of a series of builders who seem to be lying to pursue their own ends with no thought for the local communityFlag
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Name: Gillian Houghton on Jul 12, 2006Comments: They mustn't be allowed to ruin this street and make lives miserable for the residents.Flag
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Name: Harriet Bourne on Jul 12, 2006Comments: The plans to use Little Green Street are ludicrous, the roadway is clearly too narrow for large plant to access. The road is used as an access route by many locals. The bollards on the pavement are there for a reason, to protect the listed houses and their residents because of the very narrow carriageway - has the health and safety of the residents been consideredFlag
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Name: Harold Schickler on Jul 12, 2006Comments: Apart from the disruption to residents while the work is going on, this risks being a permanent change to the character of a unique street.Flag
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