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Save Throckley's Open Places

Save Throckley's Open Places

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Started by Paul Scott 14 years, 8 months ago
The STOP campaign was formed by residents of Throckley and surrounding areas who are extremely concerned about Newcastle City Council and Greenwich Hospital's proposals to build 1100 homes on Greenbelt land.

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Updates

Reached 250 supporters

July 25, 2012

July 23, 2012

Newcastle City Council and Greenwich Hospital think we will just roll over and let them pave over our greenbelt. We need to hit 250 signatures immediately to show them that this community refuses to be ignored.

Reached 100 supporters

April 2, 2012

87 Comments

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Sandra Charlton
14 years ago Featured

Why build on Green Belt land? Newcastle Council have starved Throckely of any leisure facilities for too long. How does bringing in 550 new homes, with the potential for a further 550 homes, help this scenario? Throckley's roads are busy enough.... should I go on?

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Malcolm Thompson
14 years ago Featured

In addition to erosion of a valuable green belt, would this not be a loss of valuable agricultural land? Surely there is more than sufficient brownfield sites to accommodate housing needs.

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Tanja Carey
10 years ago Featured

I am so disappointed and appalled in this shameful decision to build on UNESCO sites. They should be protected for future generations. Not every village in the north east has Hadrians wall running through it. Keep us a village please.

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Gareth Williams
11 years ago Featured

It's so depressing to think about. We need to keep the green land for the views and peace they create as they offer the chance for use to appreciate the natural beauty of our landscape. Even if it is just for a few fleeting moments on the way home, back from the stress and bustle of the city, it's something a price cannot be put on.

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Walter Turner
11 years ago Featured

Will the bridal path between Drove road and the back of the brickworks remain? Are there enough school places? Obviously none of the planners or council employees who voted for these houses live in Throckley. I am not happy at all. Could you please forward all the names of those who voted to allow all these houses to be built.

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Gillian Brown
12 years ago Featured

This development is neither wanted nor needed here. There is no justification for ruining the greenbelt. Do they honestly believe that this 'plot B' road will prevent people using Drove road for access? How stupid can you be! It would spoil the lane forever for residents, walkers, horse riders, cyclists and wildlife.

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Monica Fay
9 years ago

Keep up the good work.

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R Gatt
9 years ago

I object to more beautiful countryside being ruined for ever by developers. Stop the build

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