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Save our green - one development too many

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Finnick
8 years ago

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Anonymous
9 years ago

WONDERFUl!!!

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Kristin Jones
9 years ago

WONDERFUL!!!

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Monica Delgado
9 years ago

Yeah

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Need to keep some green areas, amongst all the ugly buildings

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Grant ward
9 years ago

Borehamwood cannot cope and deal with any more housing. The councillors need to look after the people of borehamwood rather than lining their pockets with money.

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John Fort
9 years ago

The planning approval was for a proper college that is what we want.

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Danni rahilly
9 years ago

I completely oppose this application. The infrastructure cannot cope - there is not enough schools, doctors and the roads are already a nightmare.

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Daniel Siggins
9 years ago

Please see my objection letter lodged with the planning dept consultation.

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Khloé Roberts
9 years ago

Its the only greenary we have and alot of children enjoy and use this.

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Noreen Munro
9 years ago

It is so important that the community has green spaces for recreation. This particular plot is so small that any benefit of building on it is so small that it seems pointless, yet the enjoyment tht children receive from having this small area to play on is immense.

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David bloom
9 years ago

I am against the proposals as my son and his family will be affected by these proposals

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Blocking other people's view. Not enough infrustucture for any more cars from new residents.

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Nathan
9 years ago

Save our green

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Ben
9 years ago

Yeah.

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Jigna
9 years ago

No to building four storey apartment. Parking is already tight for the residents living there.

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Karen Harvey
9 years ago Featured

I am a resident of Todd Close with two young children who rely on this green as we live in a 3rd floor flat so this is there playground.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I think it will be a huge mistake there is no parking as it is. It will cause absolute chaos It should be kept as a green area for children to play. There is no green in the development.

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Susie Adams
9 years ago

Save our Green please do not spoil our home

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Nicole Ryer
9 years ago

Save this space, not every piece of green needs a flat on it!