Opposing the Proposed Development at High Hill, Essington
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Sarah Bowden
2 months ago
Impact on the village and loosing more green space,we don’t require anymore housing in Essington
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Carl Joynes
2 months ago
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The area cannot cope with the traffic and the worry of flooding down high hill is a problem that will only get worse
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marilyn wharton
2 months ago
Because this development is on green belt. When there is land at the entrance to the village that could be used.
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Fran Reidy
2 months ago
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It's important that we protect green belt land around the village from further development, as well as preserving the local habitat for wildlife and not placing further strain on local services and roads
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Megan Bowden
2 months ago
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Essington is a beautiful village and already so busy, with the lack of space at the school and doctors, we don’t have the facilities for people as it is! It’s also wrong to disturb the wildlife, bats are seen often around the pools and this would inflict on their space.
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Sue Butler
2 months ago
Loss of greenbelt
Infrastructure would not cope
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Supporter
2 months ago
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This development backs on to a local nature reserve, home to bat colonies, owls and voles. Any building work will negatively impact and destroy these habitats.
Impact on the village and loosing more green space,we don’t require anymore housing in Essington
The area cannot cope with the traffic and the worry of flooding down high hill is a problem that will only get worse
Because this development is on green belt. When there is land at the entrance to the village that could be used.
It's important that we protect green belt land around the village from further development, as well as preserving the local habitat for wildlife and not placing further strain on local services and roads
Essington is a beautiful village and already so busy, with the lack of space at the school and doctors, we don’t have the facilities for people as it is! It’s also wrong to disturb the wildlife, bats are seen often around the pools and this would inflict on their space.
Loss of greenbelt Infrastructure would not cope
This development backs on to a local nature reserve, home to bat colonies, owls and voles. Any building work will negatively impact and destroy these habitats.