Say NO to Valley Farm development
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Say NO to Valley Farm development

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THINK OF THE IMPACT THAT AN EXTRA 1500 PEOPLE AND 750 CARS WILL HAVE IN LINSLADE.

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PLEASE ENSURE ALL EMAILS/LETTERS OF OBJECTION ARE LODGED BY 11TH FEBRUARY 2015 - GO TO DISCUSSION PAGE FOR DETAILS.

This petition calls on Aylesbury Vale District Council to reject the Planning Application by Paul Newman Homes to build 300 (and then a further 75) houses in Linslade due to the intolerable pressure it will place on the infrastructure, roads, school places and health services that are already over stretched. The development will ruin valuable green space as well as establishing a dangerous planning precedent to add more housing along Derwent Road. Finally, all the money generated from this scheme will be sent to AVDC and Buckinghamshire County Council whilst all the problems will fall on Linslade in Central Bedfordshire.

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