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Local Centre Overstone Leys

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Nicola Devonport
4 years ago

This is unsuitable and unnecessary

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Edna Key
4 years ago

Where can residents get together with friends and relatives? Where are the social and medical facilities? We are all struggling to obtain face to face appointments and the local GP Surgery is already struggling, how will they cope with all the stress of stretching themselves even thinner than they already do?

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Brian Plowman
4 years ago

What is the point of yet another fuel station and fast food outlets, these will increase pollution and obesity. Public Health England’s mission is to protect and improve the nation’s health, so surely this development goes totally against their mission.

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Angela Suzzanna Taylor
4 years ago

This site should be in line with the Outline Planning Permission approved in 2015, public house/restaurant (family friendly) allowing more social gatherings, the day nursery and the all-important medical centre – the nearest GP surgery is struggling to cope with the number of patients they already have. The dwellings are increasing hugely, where will the new patients go? We all need quality of life, another fuel station and fast food is certainly not going to improve quality of life!

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Christopher Morley
4 years ago

The health concerns for those living next door to the garage must not be ignored BMJ an article entitled “Acute childhood leukaemia and residence next to petrol stations and automotive repair garages: the ESCALE study (SFCE)” Brosselin and Rudlin et al concluded Acute leukaemia was significantly associated with residence next to petrol stations or automotive repair garages (OR 1.6, 95% CI 1.2 to 2.2) and next to a petrol station (OR 1.9, 95% CI 1.2 to 3.0). “The results support the findings of our previous study and suggest that living next to a petrol station may be associated with acute childhood leukaemia.” The traffic volume once the Overstone Gate and Overstone leys developments are in place will not cope with four entrances so close to one another

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Lynne
4 years ago

I strongly object to these plans. The local petrol station has served our community for many years, why open another? These proposals are too close to the roundabout onto a narrow road, with Aldi already causing problems. The proposed fast food outlet is too close to local schools & the planned new senior school. This will not support local businesses, but large nationals. Where is the desperately needed Surgery? Consultation of locals has been completely ignored.

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John Oakley
4 years ago

It dangerous having this entrance so close to the roundabout.

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Margaret Oakley
4 years ago

It’s ridiculous putting the entrance road so close to the openings on the other side of the road.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Engage with and consult the local community to find what they need before imposing transit based, purely commercially motivated enterprises on this rural community.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Our essential services such as our hospitals can’t cope, our GP Practices can’t cope, our road systems can’t cope, more people, more vehicles, yet more destruction of our Northampton countryside!

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PATRICIA Patricia KENDALL
4 years ago

Ruining the area too much traffic. Services not required

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Patrick Jacobs
4 years ago

I object to this proposal

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Fuel already available within a short distance, Traffic will increase also beyond reasonable amount for this location.

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BOB HARROP
4 years ago

Existing fuel retailer nearby. Shouldn't be encouraging young people from school into fast food establishments.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

The plan does not resemble a village hub rather a glorified motorway service station. It is in the wrong place along the dual carriageway and traffic will further hamper villagers travel to and from work/leisure and hamper those who have commitments within the villages of Moulton and Overstone. This will be compounded if and when the proposed new secondary school is built in the vicinity with the inevitable increase in traffic during the school run. Furthermore, it is not in keeping with the aesthetics of the 2 villages bordering it and will be detrimental to the local landscape.

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Harriet Szylwian
4 years ago

I am 9 years old and live in Overstone. I do not approve of this planning application. We don't need another petrol station as many people are going to be using electric cars. I think a local centre should have a large play area for children and adults to get some exercise and stay active. It needs to be safe and not harmful to the environment.

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Mary Sharp
4 years ago

A local centre to benifit local residents is required, NOT a petrol station and drive thru takaways. More green space please....! Another petrol station is not needed, there is one on the opposite side of the road. The road layout cannot support what is proposed, it's accident waiting to happen. This needed to be refused.

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Joe cloake
4 years ago

The application has been made on a purely commercial basis rather that taking into account the needs of the local community. I object to the fast food drive through outlets encouraging or younger population to eat unhealthily. The road layout appears confusing for motorists causing hazards with the adjacent aldi store. I object to another petrol station so close to existing facilities. W need a medical centre and facilities for the community not large consortium's taking fat fast profits at the expense of the local community. Please rethink this application.

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Julie
4 years ago

This wasnt in the original plan, the area is over developed already. Traffic has increased in the area and more units means there will be traffic chaos. where is the Green Space Overstone village was promised.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Traffic is chaotic already. What this new community needs is Play Grounds, tennis and football cours. Housing developers have build over 1000 houses and no playing areas for children.