I have lived beside these fields all my life and at 34 years old I still watch the wildlife that live there in amazement. For a rural village there is not much greenery left. Please don't destroy it.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It's just wrong to build on this type of green belt land.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The field is so important to the community and surrounding wildlife. It's green belt land that is used and enjoyed, not just by local residents but people in the wider community too. To destroy it by building more houses on it would be shameful.
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Emma Kerr
10 years ago
There are plenty of other sites to build on which wouldn't ruin the look of the town and make it look overly built up.
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Norman Lawson
10 years ago
Please keep this piece of ground as a Green Belt. There are other non Green Belt spaces that can should be considered. The pressure on the traffic particularly at school run time is already difficult trying to get out of Drumpellier Lawns onto the A89 - a very busy road. More traffic from umpteen new homes will increase this frustration. Please reject this application by the developer.
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James Andrew Brown
10 years ago
Totally opposed to any sort of development on this piece of green belt land. Plenty of other places that are ripe for development. Ravenscraig, for instance, has plenty of brownfield land with infrastructure in place. Why destroy this piece of green belt land?
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Joe Finestone
10 years ago
I am totally opposed to the development of housing on the east side of the Drumpellier Lawns Estate and the Drumpellier Golf Course.
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Tom Coates
10 years ago
Agree entirely, ample rough ground next to primary school site (now derelict) for housing
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Sharon Downie
10 years ago
I completely support this campaign there is simply not enough green space available for our children to play in as it is!
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Margaret
10 years ago
Enough building on green belt
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Helen Murdoch
10 years ago
Hands off OUR field
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Natalie shannon
10 years ago
Save the feild ✌️
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Ian Robertson
10 years ago
Coatbridge Council think they can bulldoze anything they like and don't care that this is a fantastic field for wildlife ???
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David buchanan
10 years ago
There's going to be no green land left for the animals
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Trudi Ayers
10 years ago
This would be another bit of green beautiful space destroyed. Stop taking all the beauty away and building crap houses that won't last and will be a blot on the landscape.
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Linda Cameron
10 years ago
The field is important to our community. It should remain as a green belt for residents and walkers alike.
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Jonathan Gibson
10 years ago
It's an essential part of local wildlife habitat.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Much required space for families
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D sands
10 years ago
Don't build houses on this lovely green space !!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This special green belt are should remain as it is. There is no need to build on this area with so much other vacant land available such as the old school ground at the end of the road that already has supplies laid into the area .
I have lived beside these fields all my life and at 34 years old I still watch the wildlife that live there in amazement. For a rural village there is not much greenery left. Please don't destroy it.
It's just wrong to build on this type of green belt land.
The field is so important to the community and surrounding wildlife. It's green belt land that is used and enjoyed, not just by local residents but people in the wider community too. To destroy it by building more houses on it would be shameful.
There are plenty of other sites to build on which wouldn't ruin the look of the town and make it look overly built up.
Please keep this piece of ground as a Green Belt. There are other non Green Belt spaces that can should be considered. The pressure on the traffic particularly at school run time is already difficult trying to get out of Drumpellier Lawns onto the A89 - a very busy road. More traffic from umpteen new homes will increase this frustration. Please reject this application by the developer.
Totally opposed to any sort of development on this piece of green belt land. Plenty of other places that are ripe for development. Ravenscraig, for instance, has plenty of brownfield land with infrastructure in place. Why destroy this piece of green belt land?
I am totally opposed to the development of housing on the east side of the Drumpellier Lawns Estate and the Drumpellier Golf Course.
Agree entirely, ample rough ground next to primary school site (now derelict) for housing
I completely support this campaign there is simply not enough green space available for our children to play in as it is!
Enough building on green belt
Hands off OUR field
Save the feild ✌️
Coatbridge Council think they can bulldoze anything they like and don't care that this is a fantastic field for wildlife ???
There's going to be no green land left for the animals
This would be another bit of green beautiful space destroyed. Stop taking all the beauty away and building crap houses that won't last and will be a blot on the landscape.
The field is important to our community. It should remain as a green belt for residents and walkers alike.
It's an essential part of local wildlife habitat.
Much required space for families
Don't build houses on this lovely green space !!!
This special green belt are should remain as it is. There is no need to build on this area with so much other vacant land available such as the old school ground at the end of the road that already has supplies laid into the area .