The developers have officially pulled their plans for the land off High View. I am exhausted by the long hours spent fighting this but the Green Belt is safe for now. Stay alert because we need to ensure this stays protected for good.
Please sign this petition to Stop the Destruction of St Giles by Property Development on Green Belt in or around the immediate vicinity of Chalfont St Giles. This specifically includes land off High View.
You are eligible to sign this petition if you are aged over 18 years and live or work within the Chiltern & South Bucks District in the UK but please do not sign if you have already signed the paper petition.
We hit five hundred names today. It is exhausting work to keep this moving but knowing this many people care about our green belt keeps me going.
Reached 500 supporters
October 4, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
September 12, 2019
273 Comments
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Paul Edmunds
6 years ago
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Not only would this development destroy a wonderful field containing much wildlife, but the access to it is congested already and in a terrible state. Also the impact on the local schools and doctors surgery would be very detrimental for the village as a whole
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Rod Brafield
6 years ago
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Totally opposed. Plenty of brown field sites available. Local infrastructure will not support this. Affordable housing never stays affordable. This is an AONB. Green belt is NOT to be messed with. I will not tolerate this is any form. Shame on Paradigm and particularly on the land owner.
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John Spencer
6 years ago
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Paradigm should be stopped at all costs from this shameful exercise. Saying its under the guise of "affordable housing" is just their way of trying to get round a protected part of our villages green belt and is just blatant profiteering
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Alex Weiss
6 years ago
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I hate the thought of building on green belt in the village, having lived here for 53 years. Our roads and trains are already ridiculously overloaded. I would like to see affordable housing being built without other larger properties in brownfield and in-filling sites around the village.
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Don Swatman
6 years ago
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Stylecroft and Kings Roads will not be able to cope with any extra traffic. The doctors surgery and schools will be unable to cope. This development is outside off the democratically agreed local plan which should be adhered too.
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Fiona Rathbone
7 years ago
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10 acres off High View (off Stylecroft Road) is under threat by Paradigm (see photo). This proposed development is not in the Neighbourhood or Local Plan. The land was assessed as highly valued green belt land in the 2016 Green Belt Assessment by Chiltern & South Bucks District Council.
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miss linda cumbere
5 years ago
I agree we must stop this nonsense you only have to look at London. The more houses we have more population
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David Meacock
6 years ago
My late RCM piano prof, who was the Vice president and Senior Professor had lived in Wimbledon since before WW2. He once lamented that when he was my age it was once like 'your neck of the woods', the Chalfonts, but now look at it. The Greenbelt was to stop London spreading further outwards, but under the Conservatives it has been relentlessly and constantly gradually eaten away. Don't be conned by local councillor candidates who've also failed to stop HS2. The Greenbelt MUST remain as Greenbelt. Vote Bucks Residents Association
The developers have officially pulled their plans for the land off High View. I am exhausted by the long hours spent fighting this but the Green Belt is safe for now. Stay alert because we need to ensure this stays protected for good.
Please sign this petition to Stop the Destruction of St Giles by Property Development on Green Belt in or around the immediate vicinity of Chalfont St Giles. This specifically includes land off High View.
You are eligible to sign this petition if you are aged over 18 years and live or work within the Chiltern & South Bucks District in the UK but please do not sign if you have already signed the paper petition.
We hit five hundred names today. It is exhausting work to keep this moving but knowing this many people care about our green belt keeps me going.
Reached 500 supporters
October 4, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
September 12, 2019
273 Comments
P
Paul Edmunds
6 years ago
Featured
Not only would this development destroy a wonderful field containing much wildlife, but the access to it is congested already and in a terrible state. Also the impact on the local schools and doctors surgery would be very detrimental for the village as a whole
R
Rod Brafield
6 years ago
Featured
Totally opposed. Plenty of brown field sites available. Local infrastructure will not support this. Affordable housing never stays affordable. This is an AONB. Green belt is NOT to be messed with. I will not tolerate this is any form. Shame on Paradigm and particularly on the land owner.
J
John Spencer
6 years ago
Featured
Paradigm should be stopped at all costs from this shameful exercise. Saying its under the guise of "affordable housing" is just their way of trying to get round a protected part of our villages green belt and is just blatant profiteering
A
Alex Weiss
6 years ago
Featured
I hate the thought of building on green belt in the village, having lived here for 53 years. Our roads and trains are already ridiculously overloaded. I would like to see affordable housing being built without other larger properties in brownfield and in-filling sites around the village.
D
Don Swatman
6 years ago
Featured
Stylecroft and Kings Roads will not be able to cope with any extra traffic. The doctors surgery and schools will be unable to cope. This development is outside off the democratically agreed local plan which should be adhered too.
F
Fiona Rathbone
7 years ago
Featured
10 acres off High View (off Stylecroft Road) is under threat by Paradigm (see photo). This proposed development is not in the Neighbourhood or Local Plan. The land was assessed as highly valued green belt land in the 2016 Green Belt Assessment by Chiltern & South Bucks District Council.
M
miss linda cumbere
5 years ago
I agree we must stop this nonsense you only have to look at London. The more houses we have more population
D
David Meacock
6 years ago
My late RCM piano prof, who was the Vice president and Senior Professor had lived in Wimbledon since before WW2. He once lamented that when he was my age it was once like 'your neck of the woods', the Chalfonts, but now look at it. The Greenbelt was to stop London spreading further outwards, but under the Conservatives it has been relentlessly and constantly gradually eaten away. Don't be conned by local councillor candidates who've also failed to stop HS2. The Greenbelt MUST remain as Greenbelt. Vote Bucks Residents Association
Not only would this development destroy a wonderful field containing much wildlife, but the access to it is congested already and in a terrible state. Also the impact on the local schools and doctors surgery would be very detrimental for the village as a whole