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Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside

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Rachel Southfield
5 years ago

This road would impact the whole village and cut right to the end of our and many other gardens and through a new housing estate that has just been built right next to us also. The pollution would be all in our gardens and houses and much wildlife that already exists on the golf course will no longer exist. The noise is already not good on the Yapton road let alone at the end of the gardens. This is also the most expensive and invasive route. Please NO to this GREY ROUTE.

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Philip southfield
5 years ago

Grey route,highwaysengland want to waste 450 million on a road nobody wants, but no money for pot holes. Value of houses in Walberton and Binsted wiped out.

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Kelly Pritchard
5 years ago

Way too expensive, way too much negative impact on multiple areas. You will be destroying peoples homes! Not to mention the damage to nature. In this current climate I can think of better ways to spend that kind of money. With more people working from home, Is this even still needed??

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Peter Pritchard
5 years ago

I support the Arundel Alternative. Why spend £450 million pounds on a bypass no one in the area wants to save five to eleven minutes. Instead of ignoring the people this directly affects how about listen and save money?!

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clio david
5 years ago

I will do anything to help stop this - an absolute travesty given the imperative to cut down emissions and to work from home

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Trish Jones
5 years ago

Just do it. It’s common sense and you know it, a quick temporary fix, or beauty and heritage forever, it’s a no brainer

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William Rogers
6 years ago

Leave this ancient special place for future generations to enjoy

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David Priest
6 years ago

Less cars would mean less roads. So use local transport instead.

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Julian Hills
6 years ago

We have lost enough to roadbuilding already it is time to stop and change our expected journey times by road.

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Tony cooley
6 years ago

All they need to do is take away the pinch points at Crossbush and the station, a 40mph Road is all it needs.

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Lynette Hasker
6 years ago

Greed,and saving a few minutes,are not enough to justify the destruction of the little we have left .Its time to stop these more ,more ,more ,soulless people from destroying our legacy .The time has come this stopthis relentless pursuit of ruining our environment.

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Brian Hutchings
6 years ago

Too much of Britains countryside has been carved up and destroyed and is increasingly being being nibbled away. It has to stop now, before more is lost. WE are part of nature, we need nature for our survival, if we continue to destroy it, it will destroy us. Please respect it.

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Betty Perceval
6 years ago

This woodland is irreplacable.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Leave the countryside alone. This is short-term thinking and will destroy whAt can never be restored.

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Jean H Lansberry
6 years ago

Please ssave Arundel's countryside. It would be criminal to devastate this amazinng area of natural beauty and wildlife.

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Scott Matthews
6 years ago

We petition the Secretary of State for Transport, the South Downs National Park Authority, Highways England, Andrew Griffith MP, West Sussex County Council, Arun District Council, Arundel Town Council and Walberton Parish Council, to: REJECT routes for the Arundel bypass which sever the Arun valley watermeadows, Tortington and Binsted and Walberton villages, our beautiful countryside and rural heritage. These big new roads will cause local species extinctions, wreck local rural communities, and make climate change worse. RECOMMEND that another option, less damaging to countryside and villages, should be preferred by the Department for Transport: the Arundel Alternative, a short, wide-single carriageway bypass on the mainly online alignment of Cyan or Beige - but not high-speed dual. The Arundel Alternative provides all we need to keep traffic sufficiently moving - and it doesn't cost the earth. Reasons: The Arundel Alternative is affordable and supported by the environmental organizations I care about future generations, species loss and climate change I care about the countryside and rural communities. The historic village of Binsted is set in wooded countryside in the parish of Walberton, West Sussex, and Tortington is also a historic wooded estate landscape. Partly within the National Park, these areas are a haven for wildlife, with an active community and rural businesses. Many visitors value the area for quiet recreation.

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shirley childs
6 years ago

I oppose the destruction of countryside, ancient woodland, farm land, wildlife, sites of ancient and protected buildings, rural community life, peace, air quality and natural beauty. I oppose a new highway and the destruction this would cause. I oppose Arundel Council's views and objectives and disregard for the public's wishes. I oppose the government's decision for the same reasons. I grew up in this area and it is not 'up for sale' for destruction. I represent many voices.

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Sarah Barnes
6 years ago

Please stop ruining our countryside and care about species loss and climate change.

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Paul Sear
6 years ago

I reject this proposal

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Jane McDonnell
6 years ago

Why do we need to keep fighting to protect our history, precious landscapes and the creatures that live therein from such ill thought out developments ?