Opposing the Proposed Development at High Hill, Essington
187 Comments
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Supporter
2 months ago
We must not build on green belt land as this disrupt the water table for the area causing flooding, also to keep the community as it is.
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Charlotte Freeman
2 months ago
Building on this land will have a detrimental impact to High Hill. The road is already busy and congested. The drainage simply could not take this.
It would have a negative impact on the residents who live by this area.
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Diane Sargeant
2 months ago
Insufficient infrastructure to support any increase in population. Detrimental effect on local wildlife which includes protected species. There are brownfield sites more suited to development within the locale.
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Karen McGlone
2 months ago
Essington can’t cope with any more houses, it’s putting a strain on doctors and school. It used to be a village now it is getting too big
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Rebecca Bradburn
2 months ago
Infer structure cannot support the homes we currently have.
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Caroline Stanley
2 months ago
Overpopulation of rural area Schools and Gp practices already overstretched. More traffic on already damaged roads. Higher Flood Risk.
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David Ravenhill
2 months ago
We need to keep our greenbelt within our urban communites for everyone to enjoy and to sustain the wildlife.
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Stuart Bagnall
2 months ago
It will be an abomination
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David Cartwright
2 months ago
I don’t feel essington needs another care home.
Taking away more fields that my son likes seeing the cows in when we walk
around the pools.
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Hilary Teague
2 months ago
I am a volunteer dog walker & walk round the pools. I am totally against this, it would cause so much more traffic around the village & the wildlife would suffer
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tracy parker
2 months ago
It will affect wildlife and put a strain on local services such as doctors and schools.
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John Bennett
2 months ago
We need to preserve what green belt we have. There are plenty of derelict buildings and land else where that could be better utilised to build on.
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simon Wainwright
2 months ago
Traffic is awful as it is! People use this road as a cut through already, so this going up will only further increase congestion.
We live almost opposite this field and it’s nice to walk the dog see the cows with the kids. This will just become another over populated estate.
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Victoria Kus
2 months ago
We dont need more houses
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Anna Hanson
2 months ago
It is going to spoil the village. Definitely this will affect the wildlife in and around our pools area . The traffic is bad enough now .
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helen blanton
2 months ago
This area is a valuable part of the community, we can ill afford to lose such a place
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Matthew Walters
2 months ago
Building these houses would have a devastating effect on the infrastructure of essington. The water, sewage and drainage is already at breaking point, the traffic is awful now trying to cut up high hill and the school hasn’t got the facility to cope with anymore intakes.
Above and beyond that the area has seen development already which has taken away green belt so animal and wildlife are having their homes destroyed in the name of unnecessary development.
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Graham Wollaston
2 months ago
I live very close to the site proposed to be developed, Essington is already overloaded with houses, more would mean more traffic congestion, doctors and schools already at breaking point take your building somewhere else!
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Christine Kibble
2 months ago
I am signing because our green space is being eroded constantly, and this development will probably be the first of many
We must not build on green belt land as this disrupt the water table for the area causing flooding, also to keep the community as it is.
Building on this land will have a detrimental impact to High Hill. The road is already busy and congested. The drainage simply could not take this. It would have a negative impact on the residents who live by this area.
Insufficient infrastructure to support any increase in population. Detrimental effect on local wildlife which includes protected species. There are brownfield sites more suited to development within the locale.
Essington can’t cope with any more houses, it’s putting a strain on doctors and school. It used to be a village now it is getting too big
Infer structure cannot support the homes we currently have.
Overpopulation of rural area Schools and Gp practices already overstretched. More traffic on already damaged roads. Higher Flood Risk.
We need to keep our greenbelt within our urban communites for everyone to enjoy and to sustain the wildlife.
It will be an abomination
I don’t feel essington needs another care home. Taking away more fields that my son likes seeing the cows in when we walk around the pools.
I am a volunteer dog walker & walk round the pools. I am totally against this, it would cause so much more traffic around the village & the wildlife would suffer
It will affect wildlife and put a strain on local services such as doctors and schools.
We need to preserve what green belt we have. There are plenty of derelict buildings and land else where that could be better utilised to build on.
Traffic is awful as it is! People use this road as a cut through already, so this going up will only further increase congestion. We live almost opposite this field and it’s nice to walk the dog see the cows with the kids. This will just become another over populated estate.
We dont need more houses
It is going to spoil the village. Definitely this will affect the wildlife in and around our pools area . The traffic is bad enough now .
This area is a valuable part of the community, we can ill afford to lose such a place
Building these houses would have a devastating effect on the infrastructure of essington. The water, sewage and drainage is already at breaking point, the traffic is awful now trying to cut up high hill and the school hasn’t got the facility to cope with anymore intakes. Above and beyond that the area has seen development already which has taken away green belt so animal and wildlife are having their homes destroyed in the name of unnecessary development.
I live very close to the site proposed to be developed, Essington is already overloaded with houses, more would mean more traffic congestion, doctors and schools already at breaking point take your building somewhere else!
I am signing because our green space is being eroded constantly, and this development will probably be the first of many
It’s my village- it needs it’s history and green