Stop the Arundel Bypass - Save Arundel's Countryside
2,356 Comments
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Anisa Field
10 years ago
The overwhelming damage that this route would cause is priceless. Farmland, wildlife, just to mention two of those that will be grossly affected.... think wisely about the immeasurable and irreparable damage to Binsted both financially and economically if this goes ahead. There are no words when you put roads through the homes of animals and humans alike
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Anna Lawrance
10 years ago
I've enjoyed the strawberry fair for a few years now, and it would be a shame to see it gone.
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caterina
10 years ago
I say NO to more roads ..we destroy 100's of species in just wantung to get somewhere faster. Our proirities are all wrong.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We've lived in Walberton for five years and completely oppose the Binsted route. The shortest possible bypass, with measures to alleviate pinch points, is the only defensible option.
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Dianne Sherlock
10 years ago
It is essential that our heritage and wildlife are not destroyed, or rounded up and dumped together in ever decreasing natural habitat - why are cars and homes that our children can't afford being given priority over history and our children's inheritance?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Really necessary. Delays for the whole of West Sussex.
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fran hibberd
10 years ago
please find a route that protects and nurtures local communities and countryside
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Leon Robinson
10 years ago
Please find another solution
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Paul Sherval
10 years ago
Enough countryside is being built on for housing without land and communities being destroyed for roads.
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Margaret Green
10 years ago
The bypass is needed and this is the has got to be done sensibly without ruining this village.
It is time something is done soon sensible ASP
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freda griffin
10 years ago
Please don't destroy our countrywide
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Barbara Hanlon
10 years ago
It is time something should be done ASAP.
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Jeanette chambers
10 years ago
My nieces father is buried here and its a disgrace for anything to be built through or near a cemetry or church.
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Tony Upson
10 years ago
We must save Tortington Common
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Steven Stroud
10 years ago
My uncle is buried here and it is somewhere the family visit 3 times a year
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Julian Warrick
10 years ago
The idea of pillaging an ancient woodland is ludicrous. In today's times we should be very thankful to these very rare sites. Binsted is a beautiful location providing habitat to some rather declining species including the dormouse. We would rather have a younger generation educated about wildlife than pollution.
A new route for traffic is needed around the area but not at the sake of ancient woodland full of good nature.
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Dorothy Ottewell
10 years ago
Binstead is a very pretty village within a park which needs peace and quiet. Please re-route the by- pass elsewhere.
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Georgina
10 years ago
My dad is burried in binstead church its also my nans resting place. Im sure there's other routes that the bypass rather then this beautiful village.
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Jade coomber
10 years ago
Save the grave, my uncle and nan are buried here!!!
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Richard Evans
10 years ago
Having campaigned so vigorously for a South Downs national Park, it is inconceivable that I would not oppose a trunk road that damages the integrity of the National Park.
The overwhelming damage that this route would cause is priceless. Farmland, wildlife, just to mention two of those that will be grossly affected.... think wisely about the immeasurable and irreparable damage to Binsted both financially and economically if this goes ahead. There are no words when you put roads through the homes of animals and humans alike
I've enjoyed the strawberry fair for a few years now, and it would be a shame to see it gone.
I say NO to more roads ..we destroy 100's of species in just wantung to get somewhere faster. Our proirities are all wrong.
We've lived in Walberton for five years and completely oppose the Binsted route. The shortest possible bypass, with measures to alleviate pinch points, is the only defensible option.
It is essential that our heritage and wildlife are not destroyed, or rounded up and dumped together in ever decreasing natural habitat - why are cars and homes that our children can't afford being given priority over history and our children's inheritance?
Really necessary. Delays for the whole of West Sussex.
please find a route that protects and nurtures local communities and countryside
Please find another solution
Enough countryside is being built on for housing without land and communities being destroyed for roads.
The bypass is needed and this is the has got to be done sensibly without ruining this village. It is time something is done soon sensible ASP
Please don't destroy our countrywide
It is time something should be done ASAP.
My nieces father is buried here and its a disgrace for anything to be built through or near a cemetry or church.
We must save Tortington Common
My uncle is buried here and it is somewhere the family visit 3 times a year
The idea of pillaging an ancient woodland is ludicrous. In today's times we should be very thankful to these very rare sites. Binsted is a beautiful location providing habitat to some rather declining species including the dormouse. We would rather have a younger generation educated about wildlife than pollution. A new route for traffic is needed around the area but not at the sake of ancient woodland full of good nature.
Binstead is a very pretty village within a park which needs peace and quiet. Please re-route the by- pass elsewhere.
My dad is burried in binstead church its also my nans resting place. Im sure there's other routes that the bypass rather then this beautiful village.
Save the grave, my uncle and nan are buried here!!!
Having campaigned so vigorously for a South Downs national Park, it is inconceivable that I would not oppose a trunk road that damages the integrity of the National Park.