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Final Phase development Ingress Park

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Anonymous
11 years ago

have some consideration life's not all about maximising you profit

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cindy anderson
11 years ago

I will miss the wonderful view of the river and the peace, if we have a small road built.

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Catherine atherton
11 years ago

Greedy developers! No consideration for current residents or the local community with increased pressure on already struggling schools, doctors and so forth! Ingress park is perfect as it is!

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Iris Berry
11 years ago

A 16 storey block of flats??? Plus additional houses and apartments!!! Schools, doctors, parking and extra traffic-bulging at the seams already!!

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David Griffiths
11 years ago

I'm deeply concerned about the potential loss of light for residents, the potential impact on the environment by building out into the river and the lack of thought with regards to the infrastructure. There are already queues out of Ingress Park on a daily basis - adding this many new homes is simply unsustainable.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Will be very sorry to loose my view as in doors a lot and wonder if we will still be able to walk along the river front where these buildings will be.

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Margy Watson
11 years ago

What a dreadful thing to do to all those people already living there. They enjoy a fabulous view and now you want to take it away from them. Just greedy!

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Kerry Phillips
11 years ago

This is simply appalling. It cannot be allowed to progress. Not only upsetting for the existing property owners, it is going to be an eyesore for everyone.

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Direnc Dogruoz
11 years ago

I don't think we can trust Crest Nicholson any more - everything they say and do is misleading.

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Nadeem Arshad
11 years ago

I purchased my flat specifically for the amazing river view. This will just totally spoil it

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Daniel Condon
11 years ago

What a disgrace!!! You pay good money to live in a nice place with a river view and it's taken away with no say what's so ever!!!

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Kate Walsh
11 years ago

Whilst Crest insist that this final phase of development was / is common knowledge I don't think the reality of the removal of river views and significant building density could possibly have been fully appreciated by existing residents. The 16 Storey tower block cannot surely be considered to be in keeping with the character of surrounding architecture? I understand that final planning permission is being sought immininently - I urge all stakeholders and those with power and authority in the planning process to consider very carefully the impact this development could have before permitting Crest to commit this environmental atrocity.

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Raksha Patel
11 years ago

This is a lovely place as it is, extending it will create parking problems and traffic jams and it will spoil the beautiful views that many people enjoy. Crest should reconsider their plans and build small houses that are spaced out along the river instead of killing everyone else's view with tall apartment blocks.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Crest have completely missold current property. These plans are disgusting and I now regret buying here.

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Peter McArdle
11 years ago

I cannot see how this will benefit residents. The only people who will have any pleasure (monitory gain) is Crest Nicholson. I do not want to have such a beautiful view ruined by buildings.

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Jason bannister
11 years ago

A really joke of an idea. Not just for the people that's flats over look the water. But the wildlife on and in the sea. I would like to know how you get to buy land in the river Thames! One person doesn't it they will all do it!!

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Malcolm
11 years ago

This is just greed on the part of the developers, totally unfair to those who purchased apartments with river views when there was no suggestion of high rise buildings. Surely no reasonable authority would approve such a development.

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David Sargent
11 years ago

Building the proposed site doesn't have any visual impact on my flat (St Clements Road) but is ridiculously unfair for those who have been misold 'Riverfront' flats, I would even use the word losely, but 'illegal' springs to mind?! The one road is not enough even now, why not open the bus lane to the Asda roundabout? This premier Ingress Park site is being ruined by greedy fat cats within Crest.

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Dawn Simmonds
11 years ago

parking and access is already a nightmare don't ruin ingress park sort the dam parking out before you put us through more building hell

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Mo Morton
11 years ago

the loss of river views is very important and disappointing to residents. How does this proposal fit in with the proposed paramount theme park?