Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside
2,356 Comments
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please go with the red route
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Jake Purches
10 years ago
As a former resident I am appalled at the prospect of this delightful patch of ancient countryside should be even considered for a bypass.
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Chris Thomas
10 years ago
To blight Binsted would be absolute madness.
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Kia Trainor
10 years ago
Supported by CPRE sussex
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Rose Mills
10 years ago
There is no reason to spoil a beautiful place when other options are available.
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Tracey Pethers
10 years ago
Our countryside is here for our children and their children not to be lost to cars and concrete.... slowing traffic down to ease congestion would make more sense!!
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Matt litchfield
10 years ago
Let local logic prevail
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Ed Baxter
10 years ago
A bypass through Binsted or its countryside will cause much more damage than the route proposed by the Arundel A27 Forum
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Susan
10 years ago
Leave this beautiful place alone.
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Dale Henderson
10 years ago
The tail backs are a nightmare but no village should be ruined
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Matthew gadd
10 years ago
I would like the road to be done because it is a very busy
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Gillian Payne
10 years ago
Short bypass and improvement of existing A27 would be effective and cost effective
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Pete Ladd
10 years ago
It is utter madness to divert this heavily trafficed route so far south when there are shorter, less costly and damaging options available.
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Vanessa Church
10 years ago
To put the road between the communities of Walberton/Fontwell and Binsted would destroy the close relationships our villages have
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Nigel Rickard
10 years ago
Nearly a mile tail back on Friday.
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Peter Buckland
10 years ago
An important decision like a bypass should not include in its Agenda destroying ancient woodlands and historic green belts that are part of an existing community think again
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Val Blower
10 years ago
There has to be a better route for A27 than through what is left of our precious countryside.
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Alison Cooper
10 years ago
Such a shame, we went to the Binsted Strawberry Fair and thoroughly enjoyed it, horrible if this bypass was to take place.
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Philip davey
10 years ago
No
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Dawn smith
10 years ago
Not a good option as it kills the beautiful village life.
Please go with the red route
As a former resident I am appalled at the prospect of this delightful patch of ancient countryside should be even considered for a bypass.
To blight Binsted would be absolute madness.
Supported by CPRE sussex
There is no reason to spoil a beautiful place when other options are available.
Our countryside is here for our children and their children not to be lost to cars and concrete.... slowing traffic down to ease congestion would make more sense!!
Let local logic prevail
A bypass through Binsted or its countryside will cause much more damage than the route proposed by the Arundel A27 Forum
Leave this beautiful place alone.
The tail backs are a nightmare but no village should be ruined
I would like the road to be done because it is a very busy
Short bypass and improvement of existing A27 would be effective and cost effective
It is utter madness to divert this heavily trafficed route so far south when there are shorter, less costly and damaging options available.
To put the road between the communities of Walberton/Fontwell and Binsted would destroy the close relationships our villages have
Nearly a mile tail back on Friday.
An important decision like a bypass should not include in its Agenda destroying ancient woodlands and historic green belts that are part of an existing community think again
There has to be a better route for A27 than through what is left of our precious countryside.
Such a shame, we went to the Binsted Strawberry Fair and thoroughly enjoyed it, horrible if this bypass was to take place.
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Not a good option as it kills the beautiful village life.