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Save Cardington Airfield

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Jacquelyn Frith-Crofts
2 years ago Featured

Cardington must be saved, my grandfather trained there on Barrage Balloons in WWII, this site has unique and important historical significance!

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Chrissy Taylor-Burge
6 years ago

This historic site must be saved

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Mik Burge
6 years ago

This site must be saved

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Ann Morgan
6 years ago

Major historic site, must be kept original

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Jon Braid
8 years ago Featured

I worked at Cardington Hangars in the early 2000's on the AT10 project. The wildlife that exists behind the hangars and across the airfield area is extensive. Hare, rabbit, dear, foxes, newt, toads, falcons nesting in the back of hangar 1, owls, sky larks etc. Development of the site would not only see the end of airship production and flying but the destruction of protected wildlife!!! Re think your plans please Bedfordshire council??

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Bill Antliff OBE
10 years ago

This is history, protect it.

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Anonymous
11 years ago Featured

This internationally significant site should be protected, to remember the past and create a future industry

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Melanie Salisbury
12 years ago

I can't believe they would let this history go?

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Les Clark
12 years ago Featured

This is an Industry of the future, let us not allow the council to grant planning permission for the houses. A new industry without the damage to the local environment

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christopher Bott
12 years ago

Good luck.

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Margaret Newton
12 years ago

Bedford Councils have ruined this area please do not let this development go ahead

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Peter Meecham
12 years ago

It is vital to conserve this area for future airship use and historic heritage.

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brenda hart
12 years ago

Do the right thing for once and leave this area alone.

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Brenda Foster
12 years ago

Poor decision by the Bedfordshire Council as usuall.

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john chalmers
12 years ago

Rubbish decision. shame on you Bedford Council

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Ludovico vincent
12 years ago Featured

there was no point in restoring shed No1 if it now means surrounding the shed with houses.

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wendy chalmers
12 years ago Featured

What on earth are developers doing to our landscape - this historical site is of national importance and to destroy it would be a mistake of epic proportion !!