Help stop a housing development next to a SSSI meadow in Hereford
239 Comments
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C Bryan
11 years ago
No More Houses
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Mary Pearce
11 years ago
It seems to me it i sbuild and not be bothered about the consequences
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Angela Parkin
11 years ago
When will we stop throwing away our heritage and that of our children. These meadows are pretty unique and need to be nurtured and managed well, not built on.
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Susan Hurds
11 years ago
Hereford is so lucky to have this rare meadow and such a lovely approach to the city. And this appears to be another attempt to build on land that floods on a regular basis. The Council have rejected this for very good reason.
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Mark Thomas
11 years ago
We must keep our precious nature safe.
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Raymond Parker
11 years ago
Bovis Sucks
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Pauline Parker
11 years ago
Bovis Sucks!
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Raymond Parker
11 years ago
Leave The Country Side Alone
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Ralph and Linda Keme
11 years ago
Damage to rare Lammas meadow,view of the approach to Hereford blighted and increased traffic on an already busy Aylestone Hill
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Chris Ellsum
11 years ago
Is none of our countryside safe from development?
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Tanzey King
11 years ago
We should be working to protect and preserve open grassland not stressing it by finance driven schemes.
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Steve smith
11 years ago
Putting more people & homes next to a SSSI will lead to destruction /degradation of the site so I oppose it
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Mr Lee Taylor
11 years ago
This cannot be allowed, a housing development will render this SSSI to a dog walking field
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Dave Quine
11 years ago
Stop this development Now !
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Richard Williams
11 years ago
I don't live in Hereford but this destruction is happening everywhere. Hate the way developers ignore local wishes and rejections
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Linden Hawthorne
11 years ago
You cannot seriously consider this in the light of meadow losses in my lifetime. 98%
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Ken Scarlett
11 years ago
Irresponsible growth for private developers before the bust time again. There is more space in towns to develop on before we turn to countryside.
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Miriam Heppell
11 years ago
I too am fighting to save ancient pastures from 725 houses.
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Mark Breeze
11 years ago
Not sustainable, redevelop a sink estate somewhere instead!
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Jo Ellsum
11 years ago
If this is allowed to go ahead where will it stop?
No More Houses
It seems to me it i sbuild and not be bothered about the consequences
When will we stop throwing away our heritage and that of our children. These meadows are pretty unique and need to be nurtured and managed well, not built on.
Hereford is so lucky to have this rare meadow and such a lovely approach to the city. And this appears to be another attempt to build on land that floods on a regular basis. The Council have rejected this for very good reason.
We must keep our precious nature safe.
Bovis Sucks
Bovis Sucks!
Leave The Country Side Alone
Damage to rare Lammas meadow,view of the approach to Hereford blighted and increased traffic on an already busy Aylestone Hill
Is none of our countryside safe from development?
We should be working to protect and preserve open grassland not stressing it by finance driven schemes.
Putting more people & homes next to a SSSI will lead to destruction /degradation of the site so I oppose it
This cannot be allowed, a housing development will render this SSSI to a dog walking field
Stop this development Now !
I don't live in Hereford but this destruction is happening everywhere. Hate the way developers ignore local wishes and rejections
You cannot seriously consider this in the light of meadow losses in my lifetime. 98%
Irresponsible growth for private developers before the bust time again. There is more space in towns to develop on before we turn to countryside.
I too am fighting to save ancient pastures from 725 houses.
Not sustainable, redevelop a sink estate somewhere instead!
If this is allowed to go ahead where will it stop?