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Residents against the Kenilworth Nurseries Development

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Catherine Hancock
9 years ago

Listen to the residents please. They are the ones most affected and who will have to live with the consequences of decisions made, l feel rightly or wrongly, with money and profit at the heart of them.

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maureen rhodes
9 years ago

safty first

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MJ
9 years ago

Please listen to the people to prevent everlasting problems.

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Joyce Crabtree
9 years ago

I agree with points raised. Entrance and egress unsuitable.

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Steve Payling
9 years ago Featured

Significant safety issues for access to London Road from proposed entrance; blind spot at base of rail bridge. Already too much congestion accessing London Road from Grove Coach Road and Bracken Lane. Proposed area already experiences flooding

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anthony john barber
9 years ago

How to decimate a community. Too much. Ridiculous!

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Bryan Sadler
9 years ago

I am in agreement that the plans for the Kenilworth Development are totally unsatisfactory for the intended location. As previously discussed drainage and flooding are my paramount objections to the building development, plus the future safety of residents regarding road traffic safety, traffic chaos and total change of infrastructure to this area really needs looking into more thoroughly. Alison Sadler

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Jayne Cox
9 years ago

Too much traffic congestion.

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Deb
9 years ago

Sick of losing land to developments and taking the homes of wildlife.

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James Barker
9 years ago

Weak comments on the commitee report. I see the agenda for July 27th planning meeting already has 'Grant' as their recommended decision, any point going?

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martin
9 years ago

Road Accident waiting to happen! Also conservation area!

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Jane Barker
9 years ago

Object.

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Fiona grove
9 years ago

Worried about extra traffic.

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James Barker
9 years ago

Against

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Yakubu Mafullul
9 years ago

I object to the development.

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Hayley Elizabeth
9 years ago

Doesn't take a scientist to realise that increased urbanisation is only going to lead to increased flooding!! My 16 year old geography students know this so surely these so called 'experts' should?! Utterly rediculous! These greenfield sites need to be protected not destroyed!! Developing on this site is only going to increase population, which Retfords infrastructure cannot cope with along with a massive increase in air and noise pollution. I can't wait for decreased life expectancy for our children! Furthermore, the development on this land will be destroying valuable ecosystems. These ecosystems, once disturbed reach a state of positive feedback where they can never recover (not so positive after all! ) and in fact continue to destroy themselves and fail to reach dynamic equilibrium resulting in further destruction of habitats!

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June Sadler
9 years ago

We need more jobs in the town NOT more housing

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Phil casson
9 years ago

Traffic and flooding issues? Has anybody assessed the infrastructure and social services implications?

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Victoria Mangnall
9 years ago

The infrastructure of Retford also needs to be updated before we have any more houses as the schools and services are already overburdened.

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Mandy Chetwynd
9 years ago

Please no houses, road into retford is already busy enough especially when A1 is shut . Hard enough to turn out of side roads when busy and local schools already reaching limits, how is a new housing estate going to help this?.