The infrastructure cannot cope & we need our green spaces. Obviously the planners do not live locally!!!!
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Jacqueline Clarke
11 years ago
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There are enough houses in Lordswood. We do not need any more development. It is almost impossible to get out of the area in the morning in good time as there are so many people on the roads. GPs are already in short supply as are school places. Also A&E at Medway Hospital is pitifully poor. It's not acceptable to just keep building houses.
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D Blackman
11 years ago
There is not the infrastructure available for extra homes in Lordswood - more people and the resources here are already overstretched. Extra cars means more congestion.
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Cathy
11 years ago
we have lived in Lordswood/ Walderslade for 30 years and what drew us to moving here was the countryside. Building more houses will increase pressure on the infrastructure on the area such as roads with congestion, schools and doctors etc - please don't build on what countryside we have left on our doorstep
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Ann Bodimeade
11 years ago
Ancient woodland provides a green lung in this area.
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Gaynor Haynes
11 years ago
No to more building. Will add more traffic to an already busy and dangerous road; will put more strain on local resources; let alone destroy beautiful woodland
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Anonymous
11 years ago
i strongly oppose this development. It's a sad day when someone finds it appropriate to build in ancient woodland.
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Jane Marsh
11 years ago
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Approval for this development will open up the floodgates and set a precedent for other similar applications in this area and we will ultimately lose what precious little is left of our countryside and ancient woodland. Once lost it can never be regained. It will also place an extra strain on our ready overburdened road infrastructure and local services.
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Elsie Cooper
11 years ago
No more houses and destruction of woodland.
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Janine Baskerville
11 years ago
No more building work in Lordswood please. Save our last piece of ancient woodland. Infrastructure can't support any more houses.
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Carol Sayers
11 years ago
This area is already over populated and the surrounding roads won't be able to cope with the increase in traffic definitely totalling against it.
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Lauren Macaulay
11 years ago
We love in an area of outstanding natural beauty why distroy it!!
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Paula Ward
11 years ago
As a resident of aintree road I strongly object to the planning .
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Susan spink
11 years ago
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This is right near an asbestos plant, I own a home is Lordswood. The GP surgery and schools and roads cannot cope as it is. We simply do not want our ancient woodlands just ripped up in this wa, resulting in loss of wildlife habitat. Medway is already crammed in with housing. Spread it further up the UK. Not here.
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Hillary
11 years ago
We must protect what little we have left - the area can't take anymore development.
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Lorna TathM
11 years ago
Protect our green spaces. Build on disused brown sites.
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graham Johnson
11 years ago
Lordswood is already overstretched and the schools and doctors will struggle to cope
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This Woodland must be protected from building more houses. The area is already completely congested and local doctors and schools can't cope now.
The infrastructure cannot cope & we need our green spaces. Obviously the planners do not live locally!!!!
There are enough houses in Lordswood. We do not need any more development. It is almost impossible to get out of the area in the morning in good time as there are so many people on the roads. GPs are already in short supply as are school places. Also A&E at Medway Hospital is pitifully poor. It's not acceptable to just keep building houses.
There is not the infrastructure available for extra homes in Lordswood - more people and the resources here are already overstretched. Extra cars means more congestion.
we have lived in Lordswood/ Walderslade for 30 years and what drew us to moving here was the countryside. Building more houses will increase pressure on the infrastructure on the area such as roads with congestion, schools and doctors etc - please don't build on what countryside we have left on our doorstep
Ancient woodland provides a green lung in this area.
No to more building. Will add more traffic to an already busy and dangerous road; will put more strain on local resources; let alone destroy beautiful woodland
i strongly oppose this development. It's a sad day when someone finds it appropriate to build in ancient woodland.
Approval for this development will open up the floodgates and set a precedent for other similar applications in this area and we will ultimately lose what precious little is left of our countryside and ancient woodland. Once lost it can never be regained. It will also place an extra strain on our ready overburdened road infrastructure and local services.
No more houses and destruction of woodland.
No more building work in Lordswood please. Save our last piece of ancient woodland. Infrastructure can't support any more houses.
This area is already over populated and the surrounding roads won't be able to cope with the increase in traffic definitely totalling against it.
We love in an area of outstanding natural beauty why distroy it!!
As a resident of aintree road I strongly object to the planning .
This is right near an asbestos plant, I own a home is Lordswood. The GP surgery and schools and roads cannot cope as it is. We simply do not want our ancient woodlands just ripped up in this wa, resulting in loss of wildlife habitat. Medway is already crammed in with housing. Spread it further up the UK. Not here.
We must protect what little we have left - the area can't take anymore development.
Protect our green spaces. Build on disused brown sites.
Lordswood is already overstretched and the schools and doctors will struggle to cope
This Woodland must be protected from building more houses. The area is already completely congested and local doctors and schools can't cope now.