Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside
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Margaret Nichols
5 years ago
The grey route must not be built.
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Rebecca Jenner
5 years ago
Please reject the grey route option and consider other options, less damaging to the countryside and villages. We should be doing everything we can to preserve our beautiful countryside, not planning unnecessary large roads that cost significantly more than the alternatives such as the Arundel alternative suggestion.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No to the Grey Route!!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We were hoping to buy a house in Walberton, now we have to think again
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Linda Clunies-Ross
5 years ago
Highways England don't seem to have a sensible, realistic, environmental, or historical bone in their corporate body. I would be very grateful for a rethink from them.
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Peter Nichols
5 years ago
The Grey route is a bad choice for everyone, destroying village communities, the countryside and the environment. It is also as massive waste of public funds that can be much better spent elasware, especially during the pandemic. It will solve nothing. Traffic will just get to the next bottleneck sooner. It must not be built.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Totally support your campaign
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Karen shires
5 years ago
Tarmacing over Binsted and surroundings is just crazy.
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Collis Tooth
5 years ago
We were thinking of staying in the area next year. Such a brutal prospect would make us think again...
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This will ruin my family’s home life and she has two small children
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Nicole Dukoff-Gordon
5 years ago
These wetlands are vital. Further we do not have the infrastructure to support this. We cannot sustain more houses in this ste
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Dr Roy Spina
5 years ago
It would be much more cost effective and better for the environment and natural beauty of the area to expand the A27 as originally planned. A large amount of money has already been spent assessing the 5 possible ways to do this, which were reviewed by local citizens in Chichester.
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Robert Parker
5 years ago
A very short-sighted and destructive decision. Previous lessons have evidently not been learned: it is merely a bottle-neck mover.
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Jayne Murray
5 years ago
Don’t do it !!!! Think of our children’s future ...
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Donna Bickell
5 years ago
Stop building it is so selfish and damaging
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Priscilla Madeley
5 years ago
In order to by pass Arundel, Highways England's solution is not only build a dual carriageway through beautiful water meadows and unspoilt countryside ,something which is increasingly rare south of the A 27 and the National Park, but to destroy three beautiful, ancient Sussex villages. This road will completely divide and destroy the beautiful thriving parish of Walberton and Binsted.
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Kirsteen Lopez Aragon
5 years ago
In a world where we should be reducing the number of cars on the road rather than pandering to an unsustainable need, it makes even less sense to bulldoze through woodland and villages to create an unnecessary dual carriageway bypass - the Arundel alternative is the best possible amendment to an already far too destructive problem.
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Gill Henry
5 years ago
Do not destroy the small amount of ancient woodland left in this part of Sussex for a quicker journey
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Peter Brown
5 years ago
To put forward the Grey Route as the preferred option is quite outrageous and undermines the credibility of the consultation process. That process was so flawed at so many levels and yet throughout the process no admission was forthcoming that the discrepancies negated HE's conclusions. To present the Grey Route as a better environmental solution is ridiculous. This scheme must be withdrawn now, before more money is spent on this ignorant proposal. No Bypass is infinitely preferable to this Bad Bypass.
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Drinda Gibbons
5 years ago
The grey route will destroy Walberton as a quiet English village.
The grey route must not be built.
Please reject the grey route option and consider other options, less damaging to the countryside and villages. We should be doing everything we can to preserve our beautiful countryside, not planning unnecessary large roads that cost significantly more than the alternatives such as the Arundel alternative suggestion.
No to the Grey Route!!
We were hoping to buy a house in Walberton, now we have to think again
Highways England don't seem to have a sensible, realistic, environmental, or historical bone in their corporate body. I would be very grateful for a rethink from them.
The Grey route is a bad choice for everyone, destroying village communities, the countryside and the environment. It is also as massive waste of public funds that can be much better spent elasware, especially during the pandemic. It will solve nothing. Traffic will just get to the next bottleneck sooner. It must not be built.
Totally support your campaign
Tarmacing over Binsted and surroundings is just crazy.
We were thinking of staying in the area next year. Such a brutal prospect would make us think again...
This will ruin my family’s home life and she has two small children
These wetlands are vital. Further we do not have the infrastructure to support this. We cannot sustain more houses in this ste
It would be much more cost effective and better for the environment and natural beauty of the area to expand the A27 as originally planned. A large amount of money has already been spent assessing the 5 possible ways to do this, which were reviewed by local citizens in Chichester.
A very short-sighted and destructive decision. Previous lessons have evidently not been learned: it is merely a bottle-neck mover.
Don’t do it !!!! Think of our children’s future ...
Stop building it is so selfish and damaging
In order to by pass Arundel, Highways England's solution is not only build a dual carriageway through beautiful water meadows and unspoilt countryside ,something which is increasingly rare south of the A 27 and the National Park, but to destroy three beautiful, ancient Sussex villages. This road will completely divide and destroy the beautiful thriving parish of Walberton and Binsted.
In a world where we should be reducing the number of cars on the road rather than pandering to an unsustainable need, it makes even less sense to bulldoze through woodland and villages to create an unnecessary dual carriageway bypass - the Arundel alternative is the best possible amendment to an already far too destructive problem.
Do not destroy the small amount of ancient woodland left in this part of Sussex for a quicker journey
To put forward the Grey Route as the preferred option is quite outrageous and undermines the credibility of the consultation process. That process was so flawed at so many levels and yet throughout the process no admission was forthcoming that the discrepancies negated HE's conclusions. To present the Grey Route as a better environmental solution is ridiculous. This scheme must be withdrawn now, before more money is spent on this ignorant proposal. No Bypass is infinitely preferable to this Bad Bypass.
The grey route will destroy Walberton as a quiet English village.