We, the undersigned, express our dismay at the proposed development of 32 St Faith's Road, SE21 8JD (App 11/03853). We are convinced that the overdevelopment of the site will have a severe detrimental effect on the historic botanic garden of the South London Botanical Institute, a site of importance for nature conservation (SINC), and threaten its biodiversity. We urge that the appeal against Lambeth's planning refusal (APP/N5660/A/12/2182312) is rejected.
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many of you care about our garden. If everyone reading this could send the link to just three neighbors today we might finally crest this milestone and show the council our collective resolve.
October 20, 2012
I really never imagined this many people would care about our garden. This momentum is entirely because of your passion for preserving such a special place.
September 25, 2012
I honestly never expected to see this many people care about our garden. This result belongs entirely to you and your efforts to protect this space.
Reached 100 supporters
September 24, 2012
6 Comments
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We must continue to protect our natural environment in London, Far too many areas are being squeezed out by developers. The Botanic Garden has thrived for years due to hard work and dedication in conservation. Let's keep this pocket of unique biodiversity secure for future generations.
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Linda Lambert
13 years ago
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My kids love visiting the institute. It would be a total shame to ruin the garden with more ugly flats.
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Dave Sinclair
13 years ago
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DO NOT BUILD HERE! There is enough construction going on in London already leave our local plants alone.
J
Jo Sharpe
13 years ago
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Too much concrete already. Keep the garden safe for the wildlife and the neighborhood.
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Mark Tran
13 years ago
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Please reject this appeal. The area is already way too crowded and we cant lose this history.
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Sarah Coleman
13 years ago
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This place is a little hidden gem in the city. We need to stop building over everything green just to make a quick buck.
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We, the undersigned, express our dismay at the proposed development of 32 St Faith's Road, SE21 8JD (App 11/03853). We are convinced that the overdevelopment of the site will have a severe detrimental effect on the historic botanic garden of the South London Botanical Institute, a site of importance for nature conservation (SINC), and threaten its biodiversity. We urge that the appeal against Lambeth's planning refusal (APP/N5660/A/12/2182312) is rejected.
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many of you care about our garden. If everyone reading this could send the link to just three neighbors today we might finally crest this milestone and show the council our collective resolve.
October 20, 2012
I really never imagined this many people would care about our garden. This momentum is entirely because of your passion for preserving such a special place.
September 25, 2012
I honestly never expected to see this many people care about our garden. This result belongs entirely to you and your efforts to protect this space.
Reached 100 supporters
September 24, 2012
6 Comments
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
We must continue to protect our natural environment in London, Far too many areas are being squeezed out by developers. The Botanic Garden has thrived for years due to hard work and dedication in conservation. Let's keep this pocket of unique biodiversity secure for future generations.
L
Linda Lambert
13 years ago
Featured
My kids love visiting the institute. It would be a total shame to ruin the garden with more ugly flats.
D
Dave Sinclair
13 years ago
Featured
DO NOT BUILD HERE! There is enough construction going on in London already leave our local plants alone.
J
Jo Sharpe
13 years ago
Featured
Too much concrete already. Keep the garden safe for the wildlife and the neighborhood.
M
Mark Tran
13 years ago
Featured
Please reject this appeal. The area is already way too crowded and we cant lose this history.
S
Sarah Coleman
13 years ago
Featured
This place is a little hidden gem in the city. We need to stop building over everything green just to make a quick buck.
We must continue to protect our natural environment in London, Far too many areas are being squeezed out by developers. The Botanic Garden has thrived for years due to hard work and dedication in conservation. Let's keep this pocket of unique biodiversity secure for future generations.