Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside

I agree instead is too beautiful to be destroyed

Such a beautiful quiet place we need to save country side that is a haven for the wildlife and somewhere to walk and enjoy the history of binsted

Stop the bypass going through bins Ted village and ruining precious woodland

Don’t ruin more natural habitat this needs to be stopped now people need to be listened to and we never seem to be

it would be dreadful to impact the wildlife, the community and rural businesses by moving forwards with this plan

This plan will destroy six hectares of irreplaceable ancient woodland habitat, which can NEVER be replaced! For the sake of future generations and for the environment. Don't do it.

I am extremely concerned about the wildlife in this area.

I have seen Seal's swimming right under where the bridge will be on the river Arun, I am extremely concerned about the wildlife in this area.

Please leave the ancient woodlands alone

It would be a tragedy to ruin the village and the woods and wildlife by a by-pass.

A shorter less damaging route for the A27 bypass should be chosen instead of through Binstead Village

Log time resident or Binsted and Walberton, stop 'paving paradise and putting up parking lots'

Do not build more roads which will just attract more traffic. do not ruin the natural environment and blight coimmunities

I reject option5A as it is the most damaging to the countryside and village of Binsted -which it will effectively decimate

Don't destroy Binstead for a highway project - it's not worth it. It's never worth it.

Induced traffic = build more roads and the traffic will come & fill it. Get the traffic OFF the roads, promote local working business & travel.

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You will lose visitors to your lovely villages and destroy the environment forever.

I personally support the aims of the petition. And I did not think the HE consultation that was run was accurate in what it put forward nor did it fairly represent the situation.

I used to commute from Rustington to Havant along the A27 5 days a week and the Arundel section was the least of my worries, due to delays at Chichester and Fishbourne. Sacrificing Sussex woodland for the sake of this road is just an awful idea and not something we can undo for future generations.