The local planning committee officially rejected the rezoning proposal today. I am moving to monitor the council meeting minutes to ensure this industrial designation remains off the books permanently.
The aim of this petition is to stop the Green Belt between New Hall Hey, Holmeswood Park, Townsend Fold and the A56 Bypass being changed to land which can be used for industrial use.
The petition reached 1,000 signatures today. This volume allows us to secure a formal meeting with the local planning committee to discuss the proposed land reclassification.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 18, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
November 13, 2020
425 Comments
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Bob Crawford
5 years ago
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I strongly object to the development of the greeenbelt land it is in complete contradiction of the UK 25 year Environmental Plan. We need this green space for mental health and week being as proven during the COVID pandemic.
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Kimberley Stevenson
5 years ago
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The greenbelt should be protected. This land is of much importance to so many people, children, parents, those who are retired. It is very much used and industrial building will spoil both this and the scenery for the local people of Rawtenstall.
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Denise Reader
5 years ago
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I walk down there regularly whatever the weather or season and I love it. Will be devastating, disgusting and wrong in lots of ways to take this off us. Already have had a path blocked when building Screwfix that went from groundwork to the bypass.
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Peter Wilmers
5 years ago
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This is further unacceptable vandalism by RBC at New Hall Hey and must be resisted. This is green belt, and has a rare apple orchards, interesting sculpture but above all the bridge and land were secured with grants by Groundwork for PUBLIC access.
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Julia Barrow
5 years ago
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Let's not build everywhere 'eh? Wildlife needs open spaces, not to mention homo sapiens for mental health... There are industrial areas much better suited. Mayfield Chicks old site Ewood Bridge? The football ground at Ewood Bridge? Road access brilliant at both those sites.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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In the light of the loss of a large swathe of green belt land in neighbouring Edenfield, this area is even more important to the local community. There is plenty of commercial and industrial land available nearby with much better access to the road system.
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Edwin Hardman
4 years ago
Don’t let another pocket of ‘England’s green and pleasant (green belt) land’ be unnecessarily desecrated.
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The local planning committee officially rejected the rezoning proposal today. I am moving to monitor the council meeting minutes to ensure this industrial designation remains off the books permanently.
The aim of this petition is to stop the Green Belt between New Hall Hey, Holmeswood Park, Townsend Fold and the A56 Bypass being changed to land which can be used for industrial use.
The petition reached 1,000 signatures today. This volume allows us to secure a formal meeting with the local planning committee to discuss the proposed land reclassification.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 18, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
November 13, 2020
425 Comments
B
Bob Crawford
5 years ago
Featured
I strongly object to the development of the greeenbelt land it is in complete contradiction of the UK 25 year Environmental Plan. We need this green space for mental health and week being as proven during the COVID pandemic.
K
Kimberley Stevenson
5 years ago
Featured
The greenbelt should be protected. This land is of much importance to so many people, children, parents, those who are retired. It is very much used and industrial building will spoil both this and the scenery for the local people of Rawtenstall.
D
Denise Reader
5 years ago
Featured
I walk down there regularly whatever the weather or season and I love it. Will be devastating, disgusting and wrong in lots of ways to take this off us. Already have had a path blocked when building Screwfix that went from groundwork to the bypass.
P
Peter Wilmers
5 years ago
Featured
This is further unacceptable vandalism by RBC at New Hall Hey and must be resisted. This is green belt, and has a rare apple orchards, interesting sculpture but above all the bridge and land were secured with grants by Groundwork for PUBLIC access.
J
Julia Barrow
5 years ago
Featured
Let's not build everywhere 'eh? Wildlife needs open spaces, not to mention homo sapiens for mental health... There are industrial areas much better suited. Mayfield Chicks old site Ewood Bridge? The football ground at Ewood Bridge? Road access brilliant at both those sites.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
In the light of the loss of a large swathe of green belt land in neighbouring Edenfield, this area is even more important to the local community. There is plenty of commercial and industrial land available nearby with much better access to the road system.
E
Edwin Hardman
4 years ago
Don’t let another pocket of ‘England’s green and pleasant (green belt) land’ be unnecessarily desecrated.
I strongly object to the development of the greeenbelt land it is in complete contradiction of the UK 25 year Environmental Plan. We need this green space for mental health and week being as proven during the COVID pandemic.