Help stop a housing development next to a SSSI meadow in Hereford
239 Comments
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DiANE Groves
11 years ago
Stop the lunacy of building on this beautiful land
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Teona Dorrien-Smith
11 years ago
Inappropriate site nest to protected landscape and ecosystems.
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Megan Butler
11 years ago
Yes, we need new houses, but not on this site.
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Carrie Cameron
11 years ago
Plenty of brownfield sites in Herefordshire could be used for affordable housing which is what the County needs.
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Gwyneth Thomas
11 years ago
we must save "the meadows"
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Alan Stone
11 years ago
Loss of meadow would be a disgrace, we must stand up to this threat.
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John Cranna
11 years ago
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Adrian symonds
11 years ago
Need to protect our green space, too many houses are being built in Hereford now.
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Elsie Williams
11 years ago
please keep this unique meadow for EVER, for all to enjoy.
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ben bilboe
11 years ago
i dont live in hereford but im against all the houses been built all over the place it gets turned down
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Kieran Mayo
11 years ago
This cannot happen, the meadow is a wildlife and wildflower haven, this has to be stopped
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Lorraine Ralph
11 years ago
Where is the overriding necessity to build here? This site has national significance and the risk to the meadow from contaminated flood water is not one worth taking. Please build on brownfield or less sensitive sites.
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Georgina Garbett
11 years ago
after seeing the news report I feel that this proposed development would seriously damage the Sssi area. I cannot accept the reassurance that as it would be 20 metres away it would not have an effect. Although I don't live in the area I often visit Herefordshire and feel strongly that we need to protect these special sites of ecological importance.
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David Bowen-Jones
11 years ago
I wholeheartedly support the HCC to reject this proposal and any appeal by Bovis must be rejected. It is contrary to specific provisions and the general intent of the NPPF. It is not development to create a change for the better and is against the interests of future generations to deprive them of the facilities that this mediaeval meadow affords to the local community. Building on a flood plane is also contrary to the NPPF and s79 specifically gives protection to greenfield sites if other more suitable site are available. Brownfield site around Hereford are still available which would be better used for such purposes, and could be a positive contribution to a sustainable development. But this development is not contray to the best interests of the overall plan fir the future of Hereford and its surrounding country and against them not rests of future generations and must not be allowed.
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jean maffei
11 years ago
build on concrete or brownfields not next to rare species. makes those of us tryin to grow wildflowets in our gardens feel letdown in a way
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Hannah Needham
11 years ago
Plenty of alternative sites. Build taller flats. Be economic, don't destroy wildlife when we don't need to!
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david southcott
11 years ago
The recent housing inspectors report on the childing pink in the SSSi at Pagham (Sussex)may be relevant; sorry I can't find a link
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Ali Walters
11 years ago
Put housing in the right place not all over/around this wonderful and unique SSSI
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Melanie Denning
11 years ago
This is very important!
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Gill Mullin
11 years ago
Once they're goen, they're gone. You never hear of an application to demolish houses and replant meadows.
Stop the lunacy of building on this beautiful land
Inappropriate site nest to protected landscape and ecosystems.
Yes, we need new houses, but not on this site.
Plenty of brownfield sites in Herefordshire could be used for affordable housing which is what the County needs.
we must save "the meadows"
Loss of meadow would be a disgrace, we must stand up to this threat.
-
Need to protect our green space, too many houses are being built in Hereford now.
please keep this unique meadow for EVER, for all to enjoy.
i dont live in hereford but im against all the houses been built all over the place it gets turned down
This cannot happen, the meadow is a wildlife and wildflower haven, this has to be stopped
Where is the overriding necessity to build here? This site has national significance and the risk to the meadow from contaminated flood water is not one worth taking. Please build on brownfield or less sensitive sites.
after seeing the news report I feel that this proposed development would seriously damage the Sssi area. I cannot accept the reassurance that as it would be 20 metres away it would not have an effect. Although I don't live in the area I often visit Herefordshire and feel strongly that we need to protect these special sites of ecological importance.
I wholeheartedly support the HCC to reject this proposal and any appeal by Bovis must be rejected. It is contrary to specific provisions and the general intent of the NPPF. It is not development to create a change for the better and is against the interests of future generations to deprive them of the facilities that this mediaeval meadow affords to the local community. Building on a flood plane is also contrary to the NPPF and s79 specifically gives protection to greenfield sites if other more suitable site are available. Brownfield site around Hereford are still available which would be better used for such purposes, and could be a positive contribution to a sustainable development. But this development is not contray to the best interests of the overall plan fir the future of Hereford and its surrounding country and against them not rests of future generations and must not be allowed.
build on concrete or brownfields not next to rare species. makes those of us tryin to grow wildflowets in our gardens feel letdown in a way
Plenty of alternative sites. Build taller flats. Be economic, don't destroy wildlife when we don't need to!
The recent housing inspectors report on the childing pink in the SSSi at Pagham (Sussex)may be relevant; sorry I can't find a link
Put housing in the right place not all over/around this wonderful and unique SSSI
This is very important!
Once they're goen, they're gone. You never hear of an application to demolish houses and replant meadows.