The local planning authority has formally refused the development application for Maybush Orchard. This outcome ensures that the essential habitat for our local wildlife will remain protected. Thank you to the 280 individuals who contributed their support to this effort.
September 19, 2013
Petition against the development of land at Maybush Orchard, Cot Lane, Chidham
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Reached 250 supporters
July 23, 2013
July 17, 2013
The level of public interest in protecting Maybush Orchard has surpassed my initial expectations. This momentum confirms that our community remains steadfast in its commitment to preserving this habitat for the endangered wildlife that resides there.
Reached 100 supporters
June 14, 2013
9 Comments
This development should not go ahead. The habitat is far too precious and an important site for wildlife and biodiversity.
This land is far too important and precious to destroy. The problems we face require new thinking, not the kind of thinking which landed this country in this state in the first place. Building more houses is not the solution to an already exhausted infrastructure. However, there are many properties left empty which could be utilised for the same purpose at much less cost.
This is a beautiful place, far too valuable to go under concrete. In the ANOB too - or isn't that worth the paper it is written on?
Keep the houses away from Chidham. We already have enough traffic as it is and the wildlife in the copse is irreplaceable once its gone.
Ridiculous to think about building here. Polecats are rare and this is their home. Leave it alone.
These places need to reserved for future generations to explore and learn.
These places need to reserved for future generations to explore and learn.
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The local planning authority has formally refused the development application for Maybush Orchard. This outcome ensures that the essential habitat for our local wildlife will remain protected. Thank you to the 280 individuals who contributed their support to this effort.
September 19, 2013
Petition against the development of land at Maybush Orchard, Cot Lane, Chidham
Final supporters
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
July 23, 2013
July 17, 2013
The level of public interest in protecting Maybush Orchard has surpassed my initial expectations. This momentum confirms that our community remains steadfast in its commitment to preserving this habitat for the endangered wildlife that resides there.
Reached 100 supporters
June 14, 2013
9 Comments
These places should be preserved as a matter of course. There are plenty of brown field sites that can be utilised without having to lose much needed habitat for native flora and fauna. How can profit be put before wildlife?
This development should not go ahead. The habitat is far too precious and an important site for wildlife and biodiversity.
This land is far too important and precious to destroy. The problems we face require new thinking, not the kind of thinking which landed this country in this state in the first place. Building more houses is not the solution to an already exhausted infrastructure. However, there are many properties left empty which could be utilised for the same purpose at much less cost.
This is a beautiful place, far too valuable to go under concrete. In the ANOB too - or isn't that worth the paper it is written on?
Keep the houses away from Chidham. We already have enough traffic as it is and the wildlife in the copse is irreplaceable once its gone.
Ridiculous to think about building here. Polecats are rare and this is their home. Leave it alone.
These places need to reserved for future generations to explore and learn.
These places need to reserved for future generations to explore and learn.
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These places should be preserved as a matter of course. There are plenty of brown field sites that can be utilised without having to lose much needed habitat for native flora and fauna. How can profit be put before wildlife?