I used to live opposite these fields and loved walking our dog with my children, listening to birdsong, embracing nature. Once it’s gone it’s gone
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Louise Levy-Redknap
5 months ago
I agree,
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Tommy
5 months ago
Let’s do it
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Simona Labita
5 months ago
<3
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Giorgia
5 months ago
Seeing Alex speak up for nature with such clarity and courage at his age is genuinely inspiring. He understands something many adults forget: green spaces like this are living ecosystems that can’t be replaced once they’re gone. This land supports wildlife, gives the community a place to breathe, and offers a sense of peace that new buildings can’t recreate. I truly hope his message is heard, because protecting this field means protecting a part of life that belongs to everyone, especially to the younger generation growing up there.
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Carole Wise
5 months ago
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How awful to have such a beautiful natural environment full of peace and tranquility destroyed by man made greed. Epping is unable to sustain further population under the current infrastructure. Why would you even consider exacerbating current issues in our area causing such chaos and destruction.
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Jai Denhard
5 months ago
It’s a green belt of land, beautiful land
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Elijah ten bouwhius
5 months ago
every one vote
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Anastasiia
5 months ago
Epping’s Green Belt
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Paul Hofer
5 months ago
Alex, bravo - had we earlier all had forward looking views on saving nature, we would now be better off. Keep going
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Jonathan Ayers
5 months ago
DOWN WITH PIGEON
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harry marks
5 months ago
Thank you alex
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Charles Studd
5 months ago
It’s just a way for the developers to make millions
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Anthony Baron
5 months ago
Over-development will be the downfall of Epping.
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Mel Russell
5 months ago
Please save our countryside in Epping
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Jack pikus
5 months ago
I totally oppose the building of houses on the green belt land in East Epping for the many reasons previously stated.
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Marie
5 months ago
As a resident I’m very keen to keep the green space around our town. We don’t want to be a big sprawl of houses, particularly with no decent infrastructure to support the growth!
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Jeanette collins
5 months ago
Planning applications for over 1000 houses are currently under consideration . If granted the whole of the Epping will be encircled by traffic and pollution. It cannot be allowed to happen.
Using green belt land for homes is wrong.
I used to live opposite these fields and loved walking our dog with my children, listening to birdsong, embracing nature. Once it’s gone it’s gone
I agree,
Let’s do it
<3
Seeing Alex speak up for nature with such clarity and courage at his age is genuinely inspiring. He understands something many adults forget: green spaces like this are living ecosystems that can’t be replaced once they’re gone. This land supports wildlife, gives the community a place to breathe, and offers a sense of peace that new buildings can’t recreate. I truly hope his message is heard, because protecting this field means protecting a part of life that belongs to everyone, especially to the younger generation growing up there.
How awful to have such a beautiful natural environment full of peace and tranquility destroyed by man made greed. Epping is unable to sustain further population under the current infrastructure. Why would you even consider exacerbating current issues in our area causing such chaos and destruction.
It’s a green belt of land, beautiful land
every one vote
Epping’s Green Belt
Alex, bravo - had we earlier all had forward looking views on saving nature, we would now be better off. Keep going
DOWN WITH PIGEON
Thank you alex
It’s just a way for the developers to make millions
Over-development will be the downfall of Epping.
Please save our countryside in Epping
I totally oppose the building of houses on the green belt land in East Epping for the many reasons previously stated.
As a resident I’m very keen to keep the green space around our town. We don’t want to be a big sprawl of houses, particularly with no decent infrastructure to support the growth!
Planning applications for over 1000 houses are currently under consideration . If granted the whole of the Epping will be encircled by traffic and pollution. It cannot be allowed to happen.
Save Epping’s Green Belt