The dirty tricks Heathrow is resorting to to shove this thing through are disgusting. Phoney "Public Cinsultations", pseudo-governmental websites. And millions spent on slick(but unethical) PR.
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Edmund G.A. Faris
12 years ago
i live in Twickenham and when the wind is easterly my life is destroyed by the minute after minute of planes. My health has suffered and my wife's as well. She is now on tablets for hypertension. So we are both completely against any further development of Heathrow.
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Mike Thomas
12 years ago
Heathrow already blights the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. To expand the airport further would be simply immoral and anti-social. The government should aim to scale down operations at Heathrow, beginning with a compltee ban on any flights in or out after 11pm and before 7am, without any exceptions. Night flights have an inevitable impact on sleep and consequently an insidious effect on the health of virtually everyone under the flightpaths. Heathrow causes premature death and reducing its impact should be the subject of the same level of effort as is devoted to the defeat of fatal diseases.
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Carolyn Brown
12 years ago
The population affected by Heathrow Airport, as measured absolutely in numbers of people affected by the flightpaths, or in terms of numbers of households affected, far exceeds the numbers of peopel affected by other airports. Those affected by airport noise suffer i) general stress due to aircaft noise during the day, ii) loss of sleep and consequences on daytime efficiency due to late night or earlymorning flights or iii) negative impact on learning due to loss of teaching as teachers stop speaking every 1.5 minutes, impact on attential span an ability to concentrate and stress in the playground due to planes overflying schools. Say no to a third runway and other ways of increasing the flight numbers at Heathrow.
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Anna Giannetti
12 years ago
The siege of aircraft over South West London is relentless. For the last 18 months we have had to endure being woken at 4.30 am and the planes sometimes don't stop until after 11pm. The changes were implimented to streamline the planes but now they fly over a smaller more defined area causing a lot of disruption to quality of life. The planes are very low and very noisy. It should be against our human rights to have to endure constant noise
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Carlos
12 years ago
No to 3rd runway! No more noise please!!
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Ann Dickinson
12 years ago
Please, Please, no more noise - we have had enough!
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James Dickinson
12 years ago
Enough is enough!
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A Hudson
12 years ago
No more pollution, no more noise and no expansion
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A Hudson
12 years ago
No more pollution, no more noise and no expansion
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J. W. MUNYARD
12 years ago
Reduce hours and #`s of flights
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Adam Davey
12 years ago
No No No!
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Diana Turner
12 years ago
Heathrow is situated in the wrong place for an enlarged airport to serve the UK into the future and I find the arguments for it completely unconvincing.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
The impact of the heathrow traffic is already bad enough for London in term of noise and pollution.
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Jessica Beaghen
12 years ago
The noise from aircraft is already too much. When inside my house I have to pause a telephone call when a plane goes over. I am also often woken at night. Please, don't do this, for the sake of my mental health and well being
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Dr Jane Buckle
12 years ago
100s of 1000s of peope will be affected and their health with suffer. A 3rd runway is madness when we have other airports so close to Heathrow that don't fly over huge populations.
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Helen Glassborow
12 years ago
I vehemently oppose a 3rd runway at Heathrow. I live in Hanwell and the airplane noise would be intolerable and detrimentally affect our quality of life. In addition, the extra traffic would cause significant congestion to the general area. WE DO NOT WANT A 3RD RUNWAY
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Angie Harris
12 years ago
Another runway is madness and the noise and general diruption will be detrimental to health and general wellbeing. NO to a 3rd Runway.
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Anne Carter
12 years ago
Heathrow expansion will bring even more noise to densely populated areas affecting ahuge number of people who already suffer from airport noise, particularly in the summer when it interferes with the enjoyment of being outside. Alternative airports which affect less people should be looked at.
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angelo santagata
12 years ago
Heathrow is already saturated and alternatives should be found.. The new runway would affect many more people than is necessary..
The dirty tricks Heathrow is resorting to to shove this thing through are disgusting. Phoney "Public Cinsultations", pseudo-governmental websites. And millions spent on slick(but unethical) PR.
i live in Twickenham and when the wind is easterly my life is destroyed by the minute after minute of planes. My health has suffered and my wife's as well. She is now on tablets for hypertension. So we are both completely against any further development of Heathrow.
Heathrow already blights the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. To expand the airport further would be simply immoral and anti-social. The government should aim to scale down operations at Heathrow, beginning with a compltee ban on any flights in or out after 11pm and before 7am, without any exceptions. Night flights have an inevitable impact on sleep and consequently an insidious effect on the health of virtually everyone under the flightpaths. Heathrow causes premature death and reducing its impact should be the subject of the same level of effort as is devoted to the defeat of fatal diseases.
The population affected by Heathrow Airport, as measured absolutely in numbers of people affected by the flightpaths, or in terms of numbers of households affected, far exceeds the numbers of peopel affected by other airports. Those affected by airport noise suffer i) general stress due to aircaft noise during the day, ii) loss of sleep and consequences on daytime efficiency due to late night or earlymorning flights or iii) negative impact on learning due to loss of teaching as teachers stop speaking every 1.5 minutes, impact on attential span an ability to concentrate and stress in the playground due to planes overflying schools. Say no to a third runway and other ways of increasing the flight numbers at Heathrow.
The siege of aircraft over South West London is relentless. For the last 18 months we have had to endure being woken at 4.30 am and the planes sometimes don't stop until after 11pm. The changes were implimented to streamline the planes but now they fly over a smaller more defined area causing a lot of disruption to quality of life. The planes are very low and very noisy. It should be against our human rights to have to endure constant noise
No to 3rd runway! No more noise please!!
Please, Please, no more noise - we have had enough!
Enough is enough!
No more pollution, no more noise and no expansion
No more pollution, no more noise and no expansion
Reduce hours and #`s of flights
No No No!
Heathrow is situated in the wrong place for an enlarged airport to serve the UK into the future and I find the arguments for it completely unconvincing.
The impact of the heathrow traffic is already bad enough for London in term of noise and pollution.
The noise from aircraft is already too much. When inside my house I have to pause a telephone call when a plane goes over. I am also often woken at night. Please, don't do this, for the sake of my mental health and well being
100s of 1000s of peope will be affected and their health with suffer. A 3rd runway is madness when we have other airports so close to Heathrow that don't fly over huge populations.
I vehemently oppose a 3rd runway at Heathrow. I live in Hanwell and the airplane noise would be intolerable and detrimentally affect our quality of life. In addition, the extra traffic would cause significant congestion to the general area. WE DO NOT WANT A 3RD RUNWAY
Another runway is madness and the noise and general diruption will be detrimental to health and general wellbeing. NO to a 3rd Runway.
Heathrow expansion will bring even more noise to densely populated areas affecting ahuge number of people who already suffer from airport noise, particularly in the summer when it interferes with the enjoyment of being outside. Alternative airports which affect less people should be looked at.
Heathrow is already saturated and alternatives should be found.. The new runway would affect many more people than is necessary..