I, the undersigned, object to Planning Application
14/05655/OUT – proposed residential development to the north of New Pulley Lane,
Bayston Hill, Shrewsbury.
I was just out by the lane looking at the field and honestly it feels more wild than it did when I started this whole thing. People keep stopping me to ask about the council meeting even though there is no news yet which is frustrating but at least it means nobody has forgotten why we are bothered by those plans.
28 Comments
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JOY JONES
11 years ago
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When I look out my window i still want to see lovely country side not aload of houses and as a family we take our dog for walk in the fields with our grandchildren we say a BIG NO to the development
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Luke Clancy
11 years ago
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Social and economic sustainability; doctors, schools and shops at capacity. Traffic; egress onto A49/Hereford road requires substantial investment and work to safely grow the the village population. Environmental sustainability; development will damage habitats and protected trees. Bayston Hill has already supplied the required 5 year housing stock.
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Jo Clancy
11 years ago
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Strongly object on the grounds of environmental sustainability. The surrounding countryside should be left intact for future generations to enjoy. Also traffic access and dangers related. Another cause if concern is the economic sustainability as there will not be enough spaces in the local school for villiage children or doctors or dentists etc.
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M. Bennett
11 years ago
Where will it end? BH is not a village any longer and has a job accommodating the residents it already has!
M
M. Bennett
11 years ago
Where will it end? BH is not a village any longer and has a job accommodating the residents it already has!
S
Sheenagh Mackey
11 years ago
We need our countryside protected for future generations, not more concrete
S
Sheenagh Mackey
11 years ago
We need our countryside protected for future generations, not more concrete
I, the undersigned, object to Planning Application
14/05655/OUT – proposed residential development to the north of New Pulley Lane,
Bayston Hill, Shrewsbury.
I was just out by the lane looking at the field and honestly it feels more wild than it did when I started this whole thing. People keep stopping me to ask about the council meeting even though there is no news yet which is frustrating but at least it means nobody has forgotten why we are bothered by those plans.
28 Comments
J
JOY JONES
11 years ago
Featured
When I look out my window i still want to see lovely country side not aload of houses and as a family we take our dog for walk in the fields with our grandchildren we say a BIG NO to the development
L
Luke Clancy
11 years ago
Featured
Social and economic sustainability; doctors, schools and shops at capacity. Traffic; egress onto A49/Hereford road requires substantial investment and work to safely grow the the village population. Environmental sustainability; development will damage habitats and protected trees. Bayston Hill has already supplied the required 5 year housing stock.
J
Jo Clancy
11 years ago
Featured
Strongly object on the grounds of environmental sustainability. The surrounding countryside should be left intact for future generations to enjoy. Also traffic access and dangers related. Another cause if concern is the economic sustainability as there will not be enough spaces in the local school for villiage children or doctors or dentists etc.
M
M. Bennett
11 years ago
Where will it end? BH is not a village any longer and has a job accommodating the residents it already has!
M
M. Bennett
11 years ago
Where will it end? BH is not a village any longer and has a job accommodating the residents it already has!
S
Sheenagh Mackey
11 years ago
We need our countryside protected for future generations, not more concrete
S
Sheenagh Mackey
11 years ago
We need our countryside protected for future generations, not more concrete
When I look out my window i still want to see lovely country side not aload of houses and as a family we take our dog for walk in the fields with our grandchildren we say a BIG NO to the development