I do not want any of the woodland taken. It is a place of beauty and a safe place for many animals.
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Christina Hinks
10 years ago
I CANNOT BELIEVE they have granted permission! Permission by some chap who has visited the site once! He does not have to live here and the stress that all the residents face daily trying to get in and out of Walderslade; the fact that they have no green space left to enjoy; the demand on local amenities including doctors, hospitals, schools etc. The fact that the public have not had a say in the final decision (only need to look at the representation list) and all our objections have been basically ignored - what for? Government quotas on housing - this is deplorable and totally unjustified. Since when does one person make a decision that goes against Medway Council, Maidstone Council and the residents of Lordswood and Walderslade - where does he work? - Bristol! Very unjust!
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Julia byrne
10 years ago
Gleaming wood road is one of the mist dangerous roads in lordswood
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Jenny Carter
10 years ago
i object to any new housing developments. It is impossible to drive anywhere due to the amount of traffic already. The schools are full, the hospital is full to capacity. There is hardly any green areas left and it is becoming one giant housing estate. Develop old sites, refurbish old properties and build on brown sites not on the countryside
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Susan spink
10 years ago
Thus must not happen, extra traffic as well as the loss of ancient woodland and habitat must stop.
J
Jenefer booth
10 years ago
This is a dangerous location, and the so called ample local amienities will not be able to cope with the extra population.
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mat
11 years ago
our woodlands is our heritage
M
Mrs Tracey Suchar SRSH
11 years ago
I object to this development very much.
We should be saving and preserving our woodlands, not butchering them for anyone or anything.
J
Jane Blofield
11 years ago
Leave our ancient woods alone. And think about the environmental impact of your proposal.
S
steve wright
11 years ago
We cannot keep developing our woodland sites.
Y
Yvette smith
11 years ago
Save the Ancient woodland
I
Ivan Josman
11 years ago
Please save this Ancient woodland ,and help reduce the traffic on these very busy roads
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William Flegg
11 years ago
Health, Education, Traffic, Local amenities. All at full capacity. Why add to the problem.
S
stephen Wakeford
11 years ago
We must protect our anicent woodland
S
Steven Ware
11 years ago
Disgusting, I tell you what why don't we just keep destroying everything until there's nothing left and no oxygen to breathe!!!
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David Wilson
11 years ago
I strongly object to the development on the basis of loss of ancient woodland, significant increase in traffic which is already aroblem.
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Stephen Pike
11 years ago
There are no positives to this proposed development. It will ruin the neighbouring environment where local residents can savour and enjoy the splendid woodland, and will cause further unwanted trafic congestion and pollution. Dreadful.!!
A
Anonymous
11 years ago
I think we can safely say the area is populated enough. Leave things be and leave nature alone.
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R C SHAVE
11 years ago
The area cannot stand more people.There is insufficient hospitals doctors schools or roads. Its fast becoming the concrete strip between London & dover
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Rob Burrows
11 years ago
As chairman of the Walderslade Woodlands Group, our group is very much against this development, as we need to protect our ancient woodlands.
I do not want any of the woodland taken. It is a place of beauty and a safe place for many animals.
I CANNOT BELIEVE they have granted permission! Permission by some chap who has visited the site once! He does not have to live here and the stress that all the residents face daily trying to get in and out of Walderslade; the fact that they have no green space left to enjoy; the demand on local amenities including doctors, hospitals, schools etc. The fact that the public have not had a say in the final decision (only need to look at the representation list) and all our objections have been basically ignored - what for? Government quotas on housing - this is deplorable and totally unjustified. Since when does one person make a decision that goes against Medway Council, Maidstone Council and the residents of Lordswood and Walderslade - where does he work? - Bristol! Very unjust!
Gleaming wood road is one of the mist dangerous roads in lordswood
i object to any new housing developments. It is impossible to drive anywhere due to the amount of traffic already. The schools are full, the hospital is full to capacity. There is hardly any green areas left and it is becoming one giant housing estate. Develop old sites, refurbish old properties and build on brown sites not on the countryside
Thus must not happen, extra traffic as well as the loss of ancient woodland and habitat must stop.
This is a dangerous location, and the so called ample local amienities will not be able to cope with the extra population.
our woodlands is our heritage
I object to this development very much. We should be saving and preserving our woodlands, not butchering them for anyone or anything.
Leave our ancient woods alone. And think about the environmental impact of your proposal.
We cannot keep developing our woodland sites.
Save the Ancient woodland
Please save this Ancient woodland ,and help reduce the traffic on these very busy roads
Health, Education, Traffic, Local amenities. All at full capacity. Why add to the problem.
We must protect our anicent woodland
Disgusting, I tell you what why don't we just keep destroying everything until there's nothing left and no oxygen to breathe!!!
I strongly object to the development on the basis of loss of ancient woodland, significant increase in traffic which is already aroblem.
There are no positives to this proposed development. It will ruin the neighbouring environment where local residents can savour and enjoy the splendid woodland, and will cause further unwanted trafic congestion and pollution. Dreadful.!!
I think we can safely say the area is populated enough. Leave things be and leave nature alone.
The area cannot stand more people.There is insufficient hospitals doctors schools or roads. Its fast becoming the concrete strip between London & dover
As chairman of the Walderslade Woodlands Group, our group is very much against this development, as we need to protect our ancient woodlands.