Not right, not fair and will force many couples away from the area they have lived in the best part of their lives.
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Terence Beckett
9 years ago
I oppose the removal of green belt status of the Whittington way site
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Jackie Isle
9 years ago
No thank you I live in Thorley lane opposite. The knock on affect of this development will be multi faceted . I can see nothing positive and am against destruction of the Greenbelt
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Nicky
9 years ago
Stop the action. Keep the green belt
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Our schools won't be able to cope, the trains into London are already a nightmare. The traffic within the town is becoming unbearable. We need this green belt land.
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Jennifer Green
9 years ago
Enough! We don't have the infrastructure
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Helen Watson
9 years ago
The infrastructure within Bishop's Stortford will not be capable of supporting the additional housing and school at this site. We must not remove green belt land to pursue an ill thought out plan which the local area is not able to cope with.
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Derek Scarlett
9 years ago
The green belt land should not be used for housing!
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Michelle Scarlett
9 years ago
Green belt land should be preserved at all costs. The infrastructure of Bishops Stortford CANNOT support any further development on this scale.
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Marion Taylor
9 years ago
Very bad idea, gridlock now that will only be much worse. Whittington Way is a disaster area morning and evenings. Imagine 1000 new houses and a huge school. Too awful to contemplate.
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Alison Thomson
9 years ago
The infrastructure within Bishop's Stortford will not be capable of supporting the additional housing and school at this site. We must not remove green belt land to pursue an ill thought out plan which the local area is not able to cope with.
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Terry Trundle
9 years ago
Why do we have a greenbelt scheme on the first place if they can be easily turned over by a money making land grabbing scheme ( we defeated the building company last offensive )
The road scheme and infrastructure will not sustain the extra traffic this side of town try visiting and getting around at 8.20am.Also thee is a connected footpath and links to the countryside which Bishops Stortford needs to maintain for all hikers ,dog walkers, visitors There is plenty of growth opportunity on the other side of the town .
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Kirsty
9 years ago
We do not need no more houses especially there!!!!!
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Pamela Archer
9 years ago
We do not need more houses with cars coming along these roads
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please stop this from happening, it will spoil our historic town.
Not right, not fair and will force many couples away from the area they have lived in the best part of their lives.
I oppose the removal of green belt status of the Whittington way site
No thank you I live in Thorley lane opposite. The knock on affect of this development will be multi faceted . I can see nothing positive and am against destruction of the Greenbelt
Stop the action. Keep the green belt
Our schools won't be able to cope, the trains into London are already a nightmare. The traffic within the town is becoming unbearable. We need this green belt land.
Enough! We don't have the infrastructure
The infrastructure within Bishop's Stortford will not be capable of supporting the additional housing and school at this site. We must not remove green belt land to pursue an ill thought out plan which the local area is not able to cope with.
The green belt land should not be used for housing!
Green belt land should be preserved at all costs. The infrastructure of Bishops Stortford CANNOT support any further development on this scale.
Very bad idea, gridlock now that will only be much worse. Whittington Way is a disaster area morning and evenings. Imagine 1000 new houses and a huge school. Too awful to contemplate.
The infrastructure within Bishop's Stortford will not be capable of supporting the additional housing and school at this site. We must not remove green belt land to pursue an ill thought out plan which the local area is not able to cope with.
Why do we have a greenbelt scheme on the first place if they can be easily turned over by a money making land grabbing scheme ( we defeated the building company last offensive ) The road scheme and infrastructure will not sustain the extra traffic this side of town try visiting and getting around at 8.20am.Also thee is a connected footpath and links to the countryside which Bishops Stortford needs to maintain for all hikers ,dog walkers, visitors There is plenty of growth opportunity on the other side of the town .
We do not need no more houses especially there!!!!!
We do not need more houses with cars coming along these roads
Please stop this from happening, it will spoil our historic town.