not only do we lose our precious green belt status, has anyone considered the implications of access to and from an already over used main road, connecting oldham to ashton .
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Heather Haisler
7 years ago
They've taken a lot from near us. If a signature can help. It's done Lynn
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Robert Bardsley
7 years ago
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The field adjacent to Bardsley Vale Ave forms part of the Medlock River Valley ecological system and is an important migration route for our wildlife. It is also the only green space which divides Ashton from Oldham on the A627, it would be a tragedy to build on such a beautiful site.
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Carole Bardsley
7 years ago
Please do not build on our beautiful green belts this is a corridor for wildlife and is used by many residents for their health and well being
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Ian Woods
7 years ago
I don't feel it necessary to build over our greenbelt areas. Should be regenerating run down areas instead. We need to protect nature, and not support greed.
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Joanne Hnatiw
7 years ago
No more houses on greenbelt land we need more open spaces in urban communities
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Malcolm Clarke
7 years ago
No
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Louise Rathbone
7 years ago
I am opposed to any building on the green belt land in Bardsley. Especially in the OL82RT area
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Christopher still
7 years ago
It was my child hood play area where kids played football and had a laugh
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Debbie Ross
7 years ago
Please dont build anymore homes, keep our town green, we need to look after wildlife and nature.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
We need to leave this beautiful area alone & help to preserve the wildlife & native plants. It's an area which is well used & loved by local people & generations before them. The council should find somewhere else preferably not green belt.
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Craig Lawton
7 years ago
To often our countryside is being ripped up to develop housing complexes... there are enough homes in Oldham that arerun down and in need of demolition. Redevelop these sites and leave the small amount of countryside we have left for our future generations to enjoy
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Kath and Gary Tesz
7 years ago
We need to our green fields so our grandchildren see greenery and foxes and other animals have their homes there.Also the roads on the proposed entrys are too narrow 2 cars cannot pass eachother.RESULT CONGESTION ACCIDENTS DANGER.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Noooooo
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Dawn Lomas
7 years ago
We bought our home because it's on a quiet cul de sac overlooking green belt land. We go on family walks in the area & value the green belt land.
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Suzanne Hutchinson
7 years ago
Little enough green belt left!
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Laura Balmforth
7 years ago
It's awful to destroy greenbelt land, as once it's gone it's gone. We should be doing everything we can to protect it.
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Stu whitehead
7 years ago
Disgrace...why ruin another piece of our countryside
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Should not be allowed to build on green belt land. Plenty of brown fields sites that can be used.
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Rita Saville
7 years ago
There are so many derelict brownfield sites that should be considered first. It is not wildlife's choice, they do not have a say. Bardsley cannot cope with the extra traffic and disappearance of wildlife. I've woken up to a deer on my road before, and with the destruction of habitat, that will never happen again.
not only do we lose our precious green belt status, has anyone considered the implications of access to and from an already over used main road, connecting oldham to ashton .
They've taken a lot from near us. If a signature can help. It's done Lynn
The field adjacent to Bardsley Vale Ave forms part of the Medlock River Valley ecological system and is an important migration route for our wildlife. It is also the only green space which divides Ashton from Oldham on the A627, it would be a tragedy to build on such a beautiful site.
Please do not build on our beautiful green belts this is a corridor for wildlife and is used by many residents for their health and well being
I don't feel it necessary to build over our greenbelt areas. Should be regenerating run down areas instead. We need to protect nature, and not support greed.
No more houses on greenbelt land we need more open spaces in urban communities
No
I am opposed to any building on the green belt land in Bardsley. Especially in the OL82RT area
It was my child hood play area where kids played football and had a laugh
Please dont build anymore homes, keep our town green, we need to look after wildlife and nature.
We need to leave this beautiful area alone & help to preserve the wildlife & native plants. It's an area which is well used & loved by local people & generations before them. The council should find somewhere else preferably not green belt.
To often our countryside is being ripped up to develop housing complexes... there are enough homes in Oldham that arerun down and in need of demolition. Redevelop these sites and leave the small amount of countryside we have left for our future generations to enjoy
We need to our green fields so our grandchildren see greenery and foxes and other animals have their homes there.Also the roads on the proposed entrys are too narrow 2 cars cannot pass eachother.RESULT CONGESTION ACCIDENTS DANGER.
Noooooo
We bought our home because it's on a quiet cul de sac overlooking green belt land. We go on family walks in the area & value the green belt land.
Little enough green belt left!
It's awful to destroy greenbelt land, as once it's gone it's gone. We should be doing everything we can to protect it.
Disgrace...why ruin another piece of our countryside
Should not be allowed to build on green belt land. Plenty of brown fields sites that can be used.
There are so many derelict brownfield sites that should be considered first. It is not wildlife's choice, they do not have a say. Bardsley cannot cope with the extra traffic and disappearance of wildlife. I've woken up to a deer on my road before, and with the destruction of habitat, that will never happen again.