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Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside

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Callum Foster
8 years ago

I am signing this petition to help save one of West Sussex's most beautiful districts from the evils of unnecessary development.

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Bart Ives
8 years ago

No to option 5a due to the unprecedented environmental damage; if necessary then option 1.

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Mr C J Porti
8 years ago

I oppose Option 5A. I support Option 1.

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Miss D M Pitts
8 years ago

I reject option 5A. If a by-pass is necessary then Option 1 is by far the best option. Option 5A would be another example of the desecration of our countryside and all that is within it, including quality farmland for food production.

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Jennifer Pulling
8 years ago

I ask you with all my heart to consider options that will not irreparably damage our countryside and its villages for the sake of a few minutes shorter journey time. We are living in critical times for our environment and further threats will result in more destruction of whist we in Britasin consider our heritage.

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Tim
8 years ago

There is no consideration of demand management. There is also no real consideration of the damage to the environment. flora, fauna, peoples' well being,

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Richard Hubble
8 years ago

NO OPTION 5A! I don't want an 4-lane dual carriageway just five doors down from where I live!

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Fanny
8 years ago

It would a crime to ruin such ancient woodland for probably no benifit in real terms. Not to mention ruining the lives of the whole community that live in Binsted . There are other options that would be more appropriate.

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Amanda Walker
8 years ago

No to route 5a, yes to the protection of our countryside and wildlife and better public transport.

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David Wadlow
8 years ago

On no account should route 5a go ahead.

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Peter roberts
8 years ago

No to 5a

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Jonathan Gwyn
8 years ago

I strongly feel that a shorter route be considered that has less an impact and adverse effect on the environment

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No more roads! Please improve public transport instead!

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Veronica Grey
8 years ago

There is so little ancient woodland left in England,especially near London,that every effort should be made to protect what is left.This government claims that it wishes to protect the environment;building roads through ancient woodland is not the way to do that.

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MIchael Shelton
8 years ago

NO NO NO NO Countryside like Binsted is too valuable to lose The village and wildlife also need to be protected for the future

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Deborah Shelton
8 years ago

Binsted should be saved . Its criminal to even consider the option of destroying this ancient woodland and village. The wildlife would also be decimated...... Outrageous......

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The only logical option is 1. It is unfortunate for Arundel. This is a major structural nightmare but is utilising existing routes with an improved bridge over the Arun, an improvement that will probably be needed soon anyway.

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Helen gardner
8 years ago

Agreed we need a bypass or something but I object to the amount of future issues this option will create. I moved to Sussex for the rural beauty and quiet serene countryside. This is going to be ruined under this option Binsted is a beautiful safe place and will become dangerous. We will be being invaded by extra traffic in yapton once they build the new houses proposed and now this and this will in turn have an impact on what's currently a beautiful place to live we do not want any more traffic through yapton, destroyed countryside and danger to our children and residents someone will get hurt it's bad enough now. Please please find a different solution not this one

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This will impact the surrounding countryside and community heavily

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Gemma
8 years ago

No no no