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Campaign to save Alton's Butterfly meadows

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Loraine Elphee
9 years ago

it would be tradgic to see it built on we needbthese beautiful areas in our town!

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Alison Westall
9 years ago

Keep housing off this wonderful wildlife filled field

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lesley cole
9 years ago

An absolute travesty by a corrupt council

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Carol Williams
9 years ago

This is a beautiful, peacefull area full of wild flowers and wildlife. It needs to be protected not ruined. As has been said Alton already has its quota of houses and there are still other brownfield sites that are far more appropriate for development. Please leave these meadows alone

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Johnny Jenkins
9 years ago

Alton has a lot of history. I want to see Alton have a future

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raymond worth
9 years ago

Leave our green fields alone!

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P Howard-Jones
9 years ago

Butterflies are an important asset when it comes to pollination and should be protected especially as they are in severe decline

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beverly helder
9 years ago

Please listen to us and save something really beautiful

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Diana Tennyson
10 years ago

Wildlife Support and Conservation will provide additional support if required. We are also working to save rare orchids in other parts of NE Hants.

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David Lonsdale
10 years ago

I learned on Friday evening (27th May 2016) that the meadow has been sprayed with herbicide: wanton vandalism.

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Sophie ryan
10 years ago

It's a beautiful area of natural beauty and I'm devastated that people want to build here. Leave the countryside alone

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Abby Donaldson
10 years ago

None! Great Idea (:

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Carla Dixon
10 years ago

I live close to another chalkland with prolific butterfly populations. These areas of natural beauty add to our species diversity and should be treasured as the world changes and we lose these valuable sites forever!

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Carla Dixon
10 years ago

I live close to another chalkland with prolific butterfly populations. These areas of natural beauty add to our species diversity and should be treasured as the world changes and we lose these valuable sites forever!

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juliet hogg
10 years ago

once they're gone that's it.

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Yvonne Fast
11 years ago

The Butterfly matters!

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Barbara Peterlin
11 years ago

Please save beautiful butterfly meadows!

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monica shepherd
11 years ago

What is really more important? Keep this meadow please. The meadow will go on and on. Houses in 200 years will be ruins.

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Marian Beth Beauchamp
11 years ago

Please save some wild, natural lands! Humanity needs them, and so does wildlife!

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Tanya Williams
11 years ago

Hope