We the undersigned call on Highland Council, Cairngorm national park to reject the planning application currently submitted to build " retirement " flats on the strathspey gardens in Aviemore. The application isn't in the spirit of the local development plan and goes against it
Green space should be protected and any developments like this go against the supposed functions of the national park.
Reaching this point has been physically draining but seeing so many people agree that our gardens are worth fighting for helps keep me going. I never expected this much momentum when I started this because the situation often feels hopeless.
Reached 100 supporters
December 8, 2015
63 Comments
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Rosalind Russell
10 years ago
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Surely Highland Council and the National Park should be doing their utmost to preserve green spaces in Aviemore? Not everyone has a car to venture further into the park.
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Carol Burkitt
10 years ago
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Greenspace is scarce in the centre of Aviemore and should be protected at all costs. The proposed erection of luxury retirement flats (aged 55+) provides only for wealthy people which seems, to me, like an unnecessary provision.
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Anne Stewart
10 years ago
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Build a lower building on the site of the 'to be demolished' Four Seasons hotel. Residents will still be close to the centre of the village and have a better outlook, rather than onto the main road and railway line. Keeps the green area and prevents traffic chaos at Grampian Court.
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Frances Luke
10 years ago
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Love trees & green space opposite Grampian Court. Red squirrels can often be seen scampering through tree's. Please let's keep something green & beautiful in lovely Aviemore!
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Imogen Taylor
10 years ago
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Open spaces are proven to help mentality and Aviemore has barely any open space any more. These retirement flats will also turn into second homes for the rich from Southern England, pushing up property prices for the young in Aviemore yet again.
Also, I don't want to be staring at a block of flats any time I look out of my window.
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ALISON MAIR
10 years ago
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This ground has been part of Aviemore for many a year!! There is a lot of events held there and more inportantly to me and other locals it's where families can get together taking children sledging in winter, spending precious time with them!! Don't ruin a great piece of history!!!
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sandra dougall
10 years ago
This is a wonderful dear green space in the centre of Aviemore, enjoyed by locals and visitors all year round.
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George McEwan
10 years ago
Please keep our public, easily accessed green areas green.
We the undersigned call on Highland Council, Cairngorm national park to reject the planning application currently submitted to build " retirement " flats on the strathspey gardens in Aviemore. The application isn't in the spirit of the local development plan and goes against it
Green space should be protected and any developments like this go against the supposed functions of the national park.
Reaching this point has been physically draining but seeing so many people agree that our gardens are worth fighting for helps keep me going. I never expected this much momentum when I started this because the situation often feels hopeless.
Reached 100 supporters
December 8, 2015
63 Comments
R
Rosalind Russell
10 years ago
Featured
Surely Highland Council and the National Park should be doing their utmost to preserve green spaces in Aviemore? Not everyone has a car to venture further into the park.
C
Carol Burkitt
10 years ago
Featured
Greenspace is scarce in the centre of Aviemore and should be protected at all costs. The proposed erection of luxury retirement flats (aged 55+) provides only for wealthy people which seems, to me, like an unnecessary provision.
A
Anne Stewart
10 years ago
Featured
Build a lower building on the site of the 'to be demolished' Four Seasons hotel. Residents will still be close to the centre of the village and have a better outlook, rather than onto the main road and railway line. Keeps the green area and prevents traffic chaos at Grampian Court.
F
Frances Luke
10 years ago
Featured
Love trees & green space opposite Grampian Court. Red squirrels can often be seen scampering through tree's. Please let's keep something green & beautiful in lovely Aviemore!
I
Imogen Taylor
10 years ago
Featured
Open spaces are proven to help mentality and Aviemore has barely any open space any more. These retirement flats will also turn into second homes for the rich from Southern England, pushing up property prices for the young in Aviemore yet again.
Also, I don't want to be staring at a block of flats any time I look out of my window.
A
ALISON MAIR
10 years ago
Featured
This ground has been part of Aviemore for many a year!! There is a lot of events held there and more inportantly to me and other locals it's where families can get together taking children sledging in winter, spending precious time with them!! Don't ruin a great piece of history!!!
S
sandra dougall
10 years ago
This is a wonderful dear green space in the centre of Aviemore, enjoyed by locals and visitors all year round.
G
George McEwan
10 years ago
Please keep our public, easily accessed green areas green.
Surely Highland Council and the National Park should be doing their utmost to preserve green spaces in Aviemore? Not everyone has a car to venture further into the park.