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Chichester Deserves Better

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MICHAEL and HILARY FORT
10 years ago

Another case of rural vandalism ?

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Robert Paterson
10 years ago

The new road going North would destroy the South Downs environment in the Goodwood area but would not solve the traffic problems. Stop this new road going ahead, please!

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Paul Nicoll
10 years ago

This new northern route would be disastrous on a number of fronts. Upgrade the existing.

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Pam Priscott
10 years ago

It is too late to replace the countryside once it has been ripped up, Do we want another noisy concrete jungle? We have to think what the generations after us will make of all this.

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audrey yeardley
10 years ago

There have been many thoughtless decisions about how transport weaves its way through Britain, with far too much loss of what has given it a unique "character." Too much concrete! The Beeching Axe was a disaster..

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Matthew Cole
10 years ago

A weak proposal with no economic benefits to Chichester.

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rosie
10 years ago

this will impact the local environment further, and I cannot bare to see that happen. do not give in to social pressure

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Fiona West
10 years ago

I grew up in Lavant, this would ruin another great area and be a blot on the landscape.

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Elizabeth Woodford
10 years ago

So much at stake, for what? That which is proposed won't solve the problem and will just be wanton destruction of a beautiful part of Sussex.

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Martin Shepherd
10 years ago

The Northern route will divide a wonderful part of Sussex without any benefit to the local community . A more reasonable and possibly more cost effective way would be to pursue the upgrade of the original route as planned in the past.

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Penny Rickards
10 years ago

As a former resident for 20 years I was aghast when I heard about this dreadful idea! A northern bypass will surround this beautiful city of Chichester by tarmac and destroy it's wonderful setting amidst the South Downs. A series of upgrades and improvements to the existing route is the only way forward!

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Fiona Fitzgerald
10 years ago

An ill thought out idea which will not resolve any of the actual issues, but will cause a lot of destruction to a beautiful area.

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Jacqueline Ann Hodgson
10 years ago

NO. I totally object.

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Charlotte Bailey
10 years ago

This would be an abhorrent destruction of beautiful countryside.

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Tom sloan
10 years ago

Mr Tyrie, it would be a travesty to allow such a senseless bypass to go ahead. I wonder how this sits with Mott Macdonalds mission statement: "Make the world you love.’ That’s what drives our passion for creating ideas that improve life. Our engineering, management and development teams combine the power of ingenuity with personal aspiration to change our world for good – for our clients, for everyone touched by their projects, even generations to come." Sounds like they need to eat their own dogfood...?

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John Arnott
10 years ago

Once again short term policies threaten long term damage to Britain's countryside heritage. Once built this route would be with us forever at the expense of the loss of another slice of rural England. Improving the existing A27 is the environmentally less damaging option rather than taking the admittedly easier choice of sacrificing yet more of our rural heritage.

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Hilly Sloan
10 years ago

William Blake was inspired to write the words used in the hymn "Jerusalem" whilst viewing the beautiful South Downs from the village of Lavant. How can our West Sussex County Councillors even contemplate such a sacrilegious betrayal of our national heritage?

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Elizabeth Horgan
10 years ago

Do not take short term easy solutions that will destroy local communities and countryside forever, but take a long term approach to improving the A27's current route.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Don't ruin our countryside

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JILL SUTCLIFFE
10 years ago

Transport provides the largest emissions (including VW models) and we should be seeking sustainable solutions including public transport and NOT destroying open countryside which supports a range of rare species and now forms the edge of the South Downs National Park.