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Help stop a housing development next to a SSSI meadow in Hereford

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Jackie stokes
11 years ago

please don't.

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angela Starling
11 years ago

This site needs to be protected. It should not be lost.

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Neil Millichip
11 years ago

More roads needed before houses are built. Learn from the mistakes of the Belmont development

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Barbara Spence
11 years ago

SSSIs and housing should be kept apart!

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Marilyn Dunkelman
11 years ago

97% of wildflower meadows destroyed in the last 70 years. These sites are precious, and Lugg meadow is very special.

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L Wertheimer
11 years ago

We have a Wildflower Meadow SNIC listed and our Council supports this, it is madness that Hereford is not protecting such immensly, invlauable aras

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John Ruck
11 years ago

Let the Council decision stand!

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kevin Pyne
11 years ago

This development would remove the buffer between theSSSI and existing developments.

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Hugh Bone
11 years ago

Quite simply, not needed.

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Mrs Julie Jones
11 years ago

We must look after our important meadows, they cant be replaced.

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Alan Street
11 years ago

Must be stopped!

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Antonia Hastings
11 years ago

I strongly object to building on meadows next to the Lugg.

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janwgoodfellow
11 years ago

I strongly disapprove, for reasons already stated, plus the impact of more people and dogs using the area for recreation would greatly disturb the wildlife and flora.

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Tom McCarthy
11 years ago

This development will spoil the meadow and increase the risk of flooding in the surrounding area.

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LINDA MORGAN
11 years ago

Development of this land will spoil the special entry into the city and will compromise the natural flood plain.

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Lisa McCarthy
11 years ago

Herefordshire, and this area in particular, is well renowned for its flora and fauna and this housing development will do nothing but destroy all within and around it.

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Fiona Price
11 years ago

This development comes far too close to the unique environment which makes up the Lugg Meadows and must be preserved for future generations. A Lammas meadow is very rare and currently provides an attractive approach to Hereford which would be dramatically altered by this development..

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Gillian Menzies
11 years ago

Please do not despoil this precious piece of Herefordshire's landscape. We are only the stewards during our lifetimes; don't turn from this resposibility on your watch. There are creative, longer-term alternatives to our housing needs but you will never replace this historic remnant of Lammas meadow.s

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mary merron
11 years ago

Hereford's historical treasure, the Mappa Mundi, is protected and valued. Hereford's natural treasure deserves protection too. This special nature site cannot be protected by brick walls as the Mappa Mundi is. The land where Bovis wants to build is a significant buffer zone for all forms of wildlife -plants and birds.

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Katie Ebdon
11 years ago

please save this lovely meadow