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SAY NO to Planning Application for DPD Depot centre at the Moorehouse site on A25

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Kerstin Olszowska
10 years ago

I live in Brasted in a 15C Grade 2 listed house which is already under severe threat from traffic. This proposed development will add significantly to the already incredibly busy A25 and that is my reason for objecting.

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Liz Rivers
10 years ago

To much traffic congestion on the A 25 already. Especially when there are problems on the M25.

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Victoria Grichina
10 years ago

No to built new DPD warehouse.

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Anthony Cole
10 years ago

Not against development at this as such but it has to be realistic of the unsuitability of the existing road structure to absorb the vast increase in traffic this development will produce

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Sapphia
10 years ago

I don't think this development will help the small towns this will only cause problems. As it states there will be a limited space for jobs for people in the area that is a issue. Why make small towns suffer for a greedy company that is thinking about money

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The A25 gridlocks for miles whenever there is congestion on the M25 now! To permit this development in an area where there are no viable alternative routes would be an act of insanity and disdain for local environmental and planning laws. Industrial developments should be restricted to areas zoned for that purpose and not allowed to encroach on an ANOB.

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John Molland
10 years ago

We already have more than enough traffic going faster and faster.All of us expected to maintain our listed buildings to keep the street scene suffer.

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E B Mavroleon
10 years ago

Chartside Ballards Lane RH80SN I am very concerned that the proposed development would vastly increase traffic flow west on the A25 particularly affecting the cross over at The Infants' School and Limpsfield golf course opposite. This increase would cause a real danger to young children, their parents and golfers whose course is on both sides of the road.

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Helena Hayward
10 years ago

The A25 is congested enough.This development is not appropriate for the amount of traffic in the area

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Lucy Stuart Lee
10 years ago

This is a totally inappropriate development on this site and I am extremely concerned about the increased traffic and relentless usage of the local roads, many of them unsuitable for commercial traffic on the proposed scale.

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Mike Walsh
10 years ago

This would be an inappropriate development in the Green Belt.

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Ronald Alexander
10 years ago

There should be no permitted developments likely to increase traffic volumes and/or speed along the A25 until effective measures are in place to permit safe crossing by pedestrians at the west side of Brasted village

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Melanie Goldsmith
10 years ago

This is an inappropriate place for any kind of warehouse.

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claire dyer
10 years ago

Our countryside needs to be preserved before there is none left!this isn't London!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Totally inappropriate development in a rural area which will increase traffic on an already congested road, which traverses through villages lined with Listed properties, in AONB. There can be no suggestion that this application is in line with current planning policy.

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Lisa stanford
10 years ago

I am against this development

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Ruth Shuff
10 years ago

Totally unsuitable for the wider area's infrastructure both from safety and conservation perspectives.

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Emma Reeves
10 years ago

I have lived in Westerham since I was 9 years old, the town is already reported to be one of the most polluted areas of the UK as reported in The Times http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/cleanaircampaign/article1627169.ece?shareToken=844473303028492a12d74225d13cdb82 Westerham does not need the added traffic or pollution. and the Clacketts Lane section on the M25 is already one of the most heavily congested sections.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Traffic is already slow on the A25 getting to and from work in Westerham so this will only add to the delays, thus I OBJECT!

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Natalie Langley
10 years ago

I object to the new proposed plans.