The area cannot support more new housing and does not need it.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
I am concerned about increased congestion on Frogston Road especially when there is a problem on the bypass.
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Cruickshank May
2 years ago
We are gradually eating into our precious (or it should be!) Greenbelt, damaging or removing and restricing wildlife and plantlife and putting further stress on the already inadequate infrastucture of services.
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Suzanne Lothian
2 years ago
There are already many new builds in the local area, stretching from Frogston Road East all the way to Burdiehouse. Does the Greenbelt no longer count? It used to be protected space!
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Anne White
2 years ago
Too many houses being built in this area with no proper amenities in place. The area is & has been a building site for far too long. Taking up precious space for wildlife which is appalling.
T
Trish Murray
2 years ago
This beautiful area needs protected. Our community urgently needs improved infrastructure and essential services to support the people already living here.
J
Juraj Bella
2 years ago
Stop it!
J
John Rowlands
2 years ago
Irreversible destruction of rare and priceless greenbelt. Reduce supply and increase demand.
A
Anonymous
2 years ago
Would like a secondary school built
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Fiona Stewart
2 years ago
Destruction of green belt
Already poor infrastructure
Schools,Doctors ,Dentists,
road congestion
M
Magnus Murray
2 years ago
Enough is Enough: it’s Green belt for a reason!!!
A
Anonymous
2 years ago
Spoiling precious green spaces is not what we should be doing!
D
Dorian Borthwick
2 years ago
More houses on greenfield sites? No!
A
Ava Manson
2 years ago
We need to protect the wildlife!
E
Eric Fleming
2 years ago
Densification of houses in green spaces around the lothians is becoming a blight on the landscape. Where are the innovators in planning departments, architects and builders that have a concern for the environment and a progressive concern for what constitutes a decent, quality of life for all sectors of society? Are we to expect a legacy of planning failure for future generations to be ashamed of?
K
Kristen Baxter
2 years ago
We do not have the road, medical or educational infrastructure to support this development.
A
Anonymous
2 years ago
There are more than enough new houses in this area
P
Peter Thorburn
2 years ago
Schools, doctors, dentists?
J
James Reid
2 years ago
We must protect the green belt and ensure public services are bolstered BEFORE any further developments take place in Edinburgh South.
K
Kathryn Manson
2 years ago
This is valuable green space. It is regularly used for walking and exercising. The area is vexing over populated and traffic is already busy and slow in the area. Schools are not big enough and GP surgeries are full
The area cannot support more new housing and does not need it.
I am concerned about increased congestion on Frogston Road especially when there is a problem on the bypass.
We are gradually eating into our precious (or it should be!) Greenbelt, damaging or removing and restricing wildlife and plantlife and putting further stress on the already inadequate infrastucture of services.
There are already many new builds in the local area, stretching from Frogston Road East all the way to Burdiehouse. Does the Greenbelt no longer count? It used to be protected space!
Too many houses being built in this area with no proper amenities in place. The area is & has been a building site for far too long. Taking up precious space for wildlife which is appalling.
This beautiful area needs protected. Our community urgently needs improved infrastructure and essential services to support the people already living here.
Stop it!
Irreversible destruction of rare and priceless greenbelt. Reduce supply and increase demand.
Would like a secondary school built
Destruction of green belt Already poor infrastructure Schools,Doctors ,Dentists, road congestion
Enough is Enough: it’s Green belt for a reason!!!
Spoiling precious green spaces is not what we should be doing!
More houses on greenfield sites? No!
We need to protect the wildlife!
Densification of houses in green spaces around the lothians is becoming a blight on the landscape. Where are the innovators in planning departments, architects and builders that have a concern for the environment and a progressive concern for what constitutes a decent, quality of life for all sectors of society? Are we to expect a legacy of planning failure for future generations to be ashamed of?
We do not have the road, medical or educational infrastructure to support this development.
There are more than enough new houses in this area
Schools, doctors, dentists?
We must protect the green belt and ensure public services are bolstered BEFORE any further developments take place in Edinburgh South.
This is valuable green space. It is regularly used for walking and exercising. The area is vexing over populated and traffic is already busy and slow in the area. Schools are not big enough and GP surgeries are full