Opposing the Proposed Development at High Hill, Essington
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Mick Smith
2 days ago
Essington dont need anymore houses resources are already stretched drainage will be an issue the wildlife will suffer more traffic on our roads its gridlocked most school days you cant move by the school I would vote against the proposals 1000%
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Richard Lockley
2 days ago
Because it's a wonderful area full of wildlife which will totally be destroyed and we must preserve it
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Laura Green
2 days ago
We don't need any more houses in our village.
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Julie Ravenhill
2 days ago
The impact on local wildlife could be catastrophic. We are already losing far too much green space and brownfield land to housing developments, often without the necessary infrastructure and amenities to support the growing population. Continued development of this kind risks causing irreversible damage to local habitats while placing increasing pressure on local services and the surrounding environment.
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Lucinder Croft
2 days ago
As an important wildlife corridor - the effects of a development would be absolutely devastating. Stop building on green belt you greedy developers! Save Essington Pools
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Paul Gosling
2 days ago
We need t leave sum ov places like this alone future wild life we’re is it all gonna go
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Kirsty Brown
2 days ago
We dont need anymore houses in our village.
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Steve Lister
2 days ago
Additional development of our village is unnecessary and unwanted.
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Loic Nelder
2 days ago
Save the greenbelt.
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Ailsa Nelder
2 days ago
Save the greenbelt.
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Zeth Nelder
2 days ago
Save the greenbelt.
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Rob Patrick
2 days ago
Would have a huge impact on local wildlife
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Jeff Bowden
2 days ago
Opposite my house and no more houses or care homes needed
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Martin Clarke
2 days ago
The pools are an important site for wildlife. Also the village has already seen a large increase in housing over the years which has increased traffic on the area
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Supporter
2 days ago
Green spaces and nature need protecting there are plenty of brown field sites that can be used. Once you start building on the green belt where does it stop.
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Daryl Chambers
2 days ago
To keep green spaces green and not to just build for commercial reasons
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Rob Woodcock
2 days ago
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Reduction in green space, increase in traffic and pollution. Inevitable dangerous access road out onto High Hill.
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Sarah Bowden
2 days 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 days 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 days ago
Because this development is on green belt. When there is land at the entrance to the village that could be used.
Essington dont need anymore houses resources are already stretched drainage will be an issue the wildlife will suffer more traffic on our roads its gridlocked most school days you cant move by the school I would vote against the proposals 1000%
Because it's a wonderful area full of wildlife which will totally be destroyed and we must preserve it
We don't need any more houses in our village.
The impact on local wildlife could be catastrophic. We are already losing far too much green space and brownfield land to housing developments, often without the necessary infrastructure and amenities to support the growing population. Continued development of this kind risks causing irreversible damage to local habitats while placing increasing pressure on local services and the surrounding environment.
As an important wildlife corridor - the effects of a development would be absolutely devastating. Stop building on green belt you greedy developers! Save Essington Pools
We need t leave sum ov places like this alone future wild life we’re is it all gonna go
We dont need anymore houses in our village.
Additional development of our village is unnecessary and unwanted.
Save the greenbelt.
Save the greenbelt.
Save the greenbelt.
Would have a huge impact on local wildlife
Opposite my house and no more houses or care homes needed
The pools are an important site for wildlife. Also the village has already seen a large increase in housing over the years which has increased traffic on the area
Green spaces and nature need protecting there are plenty of brown field sites that can be used. Once you start building on the green belt where does it stop.
To keep green spaces green and not to just build for commercial reasons
Reduction in green space, increase in traffic and pollution. Inevitable dangerous access road out onto High Hill.
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.