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Save Ellenbrook Country Park

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Phil mayes
7 years ago

I love using this space for walking and doing the park run

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Shirley Ascher
7 years ago

I agree, it’s a wonderful space. Stop building on every metre of green!!

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Marian Hurle
7 years ago

This is one of Hatfield's best green spaces and is open to all. It has some beautiful ancient woodland included in it and would be a great loss to the town.

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Matthew Cook
7 years ago

Completely agree!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Save the green belt!

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Esther Tarakci
7 years ago

We need this green space. There is nowhere else this side of Hatfield.

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claire mckee
7 years ago

The Ellenbrook country park is a lovely space in which to walk, cycle and exercise dogs. Any development, whether housing or quarrying would not only mean the loss of this space in which I have seen red kites, herons, sparrows, bats and owls but would inevitably mean an increase in traffic in the area and a 'filling-in' of the area between St Albans and Hatfield

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kerry jolley
7 years ago

I live in a flat with my child as do many in this area. We have no communial space and absolutely love these grounds.

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Julie Cleary
7 years ago

If this development goes ahead Hatfield and St Albans will be one huge conurbation and a green belt area, that people use, will be gone forever.

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Louise musicka
7 years ago

Please don’t let this happen. It’s a beautiful place to walk. Many people use it. Why ruin it with more housing that will end up being for students and an awful looking quarry

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ankit joshi
7 years ago

Save the greenbelt

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I live on the edge of Ellenbrook fields. it would be a shame to build more houses on this land and put strain on the already squeezed facilities in the area. In addition to construction traffic and bromide pollution threats.

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Dawn hastie
7 years ago

More houses no investment in our services. Hertfordshire is a beautiful county like this park it will effect nature as well as people's enjoyment. Before long these 2 local councils will become one

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Nicola Brown
7 years ago

This place is a lovely piece of nature we use for walks, picnics and nice things please don't take it away

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Ione Varela
7 years ago

We should be protecting open spaces and directing new development to regenerating brownfield sites of which there is an abundance.

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Joy runacres
7 years ago

This is overdevelopment and will not be supported by the local infrastructure. Traffic and street parking has increased significantly recently and this will get worse

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Rona Wightman
7 years ago

Ellenbrook Park is a place I cycle to, it is easily accessible from the Alban Way. It is a very important 'green lung' for Hatfield and St Albans

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marion adams
7 years ago

We need open spaces to survive. Mental heath declines with lack of open spaces to live in and spen time in

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Dave
7 years ago

This has got to be stopped. Please save our environment

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Mandy Almond
7 years ago

With the development of greenfield sites the recent being Oakland's we do not have the infastructor to cope with any more in this area