| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1801 | Anonymous | |
| 1802 | Deirdre Morrow | This is a lovely area of London - quite unique - and certainly should be preserved. |
| 1803 | Tracy Chevalier | I'm an historical novelist who lives close to Little Green Street. It is a magical slice of historical London, and I would hate to see it ruined by development madness. |
| 1804 | celine condorelli | |
| 1805 | Natalie Stevenson | |
| 1806 | danny minick | I'm very much so AGAINST the work that may be about to be carried out. |
| 1807 | Tom Kinninmont | I know this street. I once tried to drive up it. Never again. This development strikes me as crazy. Find other access, work on another scale, or don't go ahead with the development. |
| 1808 | claire holroyd | |
| 1809 | Anonymous | |
| 1810 | Jeff Jenkins | This is clearly ridiculous. I live 50 yards from a narrow lane frequented by lorries and that's bad enough, but right outside your door? They're probably causing structural damage! |
| 1811 | Sylvia Buthut | |
| 1812 | andrew claridge | |
| 1813 | Anne Gordon | What a ridiculous proposal. The risk is that people may think that it can`t possibly happen. |
| 1814 | Tony Huck | |
| 1815 | Peggy Melmoth | |
| 1816 | alexander rees | i think it's absolutely outrageous that hundreds of years of history will be destroyed for the sake of shameless developers. so long live little green street! |
| 1817 | alexander rees | i think it's absolutely outrageous that hundreds of years of history will be destroyed for the sake of shameless developers. so long live little green street! |
| 1818 | Terrence Caygill | it is an abomination on behalf of the residents that their human rights have been so unscrupulously over-looked. It is a very great shame when one considers the flora and fauna which inhabit the area. This is totally preposterous and i for one shall do everything i can to bring about a peaceful end to these hideous plans.
A very good day. |
| 1819 | Marta Colomer | Dear Sir/ Madam
I think that you really have to reconsider your development plans affecting Little Green Street. These plans have more serious consequences that you have foreseen.
Apart from the historical value of this street, this road is used daily by lots of people. For example, any week day between 8 and 9 am, this pedestrian street is massively used by children who are walking to their schools in the area. Having the street cut would mean that children would have to find alternative routes, closer to busy roads, which would be more dangerous. Alternatively, parents may feel that in order to keep their children safe, they will need to drive them to school, thus further contributing to traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions at a time when we are all being encouraged to find healthier and more carbon neutral ways of getting to school, work, etc.
Moreover the street is the principle way the people who live in Ingestre Estate use to reach Highgate Road. Closing this street would imply leaving those people isolated and marginalized.
I strongly recommend you to reconsider your plan.
Yours sincerely |
| 1820 | Anonymous | |
| 1821 | Nuria Garcia | |
| 1822 | Lucia Hernandez | It's senseless |
| 1823 | Anonymous | stop those corporate devils from carving up our heritage! |
| 1824 | Zaira Drammis | Stop this nonsense... |
| 1825 | Lionel Geoffrey Holmes | |
| 1826 | Di Adams | Please leave this alone, Betjamin is certainly worth acknowledging for his understanding of life in London and other places in his time |
| 1827 | Anonymous | Little Green Street MUST BE SAVED! |
| 1828 | Pat Price-Tomes | |
| 1829 | gaby | |
| 1830 | gaby | |
| 1831 | Victor Hebblewhite | |
| 1832 | Lou Astbury | |
| 1833 | Barbara Lee | |
| 1834 | Don Kennedy | Please save this precious part of old London, especially as it was well-known to John Betjeman. |
| 1835 | Kirsten McKnight | |
| 1836 | Brigitte | I think it is a silly idea. They have to make another plan. |
| 1837 | barney russel | outrageous that yet another lovely part of London is to be attacked in this way. |
| 1838 | Brenda Newman | This should not be allowed to happen!The country is being slowly eroded and this lovely historic street should be preserved. |
| 1839 | Anonymous | |
| 1840 | Anonymous | do not put these houses at risk,it's a cruel act to let these houses and thier residents suffer like this.This histroy should be preserved for future generations. A development run like this could ruin this street forever. |
| 1841 | Jan Tomalin | |
| 1842 | Hayley Smith | |
| 1843 | Lindsey Gotts | Save Little Green Street |
| 1844 | Gilda Williams | |
| 1845 | Merita King | How dreadful that this lovely little street is going to be damaged by heavy lorries and builders. This is a valuable piece of our nations history and should be cherished and nurtured for future generations to enjoy. |
| 1846 | Clive Couldwell | I think it's absolutely outrageous this should be happening. Hasn't the town planning department any imagination? Only here would our heritage be threatened in this way. One wonders whether the developers have plans to flatten the entire street! |
| 1847 | Mal Mitchell | Beautiful place - so much character. It's terrible wherever things with such character are being eliminated due to 'inconvenience'. |
| 1848 | Tina | |
| 1849 | Pamela Sullivan | |
| 1850 | Dick van Veelen | This is the street where The Kinks filmed the video of Dead end street in 1966.
This is English music history, so please save this street!
And......God save The Kinks!!!!
Dick van Veelen
Holland |
