I am extremely concerned about the location of the plant - it is far too close to the school and I am sure will cause many problems. I am also very concerned about the level of traffic this will create. These plans should not be passed under any circumstances.
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J A GREENSLADE
12 years ago
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Our son, David Greenslade has been resident at the hft establishment upwind of the proposed plant. He and his fellow residents are very happy, well cared for. It would be a tragedy if this proposal goes ahead and results in a degredation of their envirenment.
Just got rid of the power station, don't bring another!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Give us a break!!!
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Vivienne McCook
12 years ago
As a home owner in Milton Heights I find it appalling to even think that the Waste Slurry Reprocessing Plant Application was even thought of considering the location of the HFT with vulnerable people plus number of children who live and attend school in the Heights. It is already difficult to cope with the traffic especially in the morning I dread to think what adding more HGV's will do. The pollution from the Didcot Power Station will now be replaced by stench and vermin from the Waste Plant. What a way to treat human beings. I am sure they can find somewhere far away from residential areas to build such atrocities. We don't want it in Milton Heights!!!!!!
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Steven Bell
12 years ago
I do not want to see this being built in Milton due to more traffic, smells and pollution.
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Lawrence McCook
12 years ago
This is a blatant disregard for the wellbeing and quality of life of the residents of Milton Heights. Facilities like these may look good on paper but they are never too far from irreparable disasters. The stench, vermin and 24/7 traffic will definitely drive away those who are able to relocate while the rest will be forced into a miserable and unhappy state of depression. I oppose this application and ask that an appropriate alternative be found.
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Kirsty Snellen
12 years ago
I agree in green energy but not to be built so closely to schools, businesses and residential areas
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George Stephenson
12 years ago
This Application P13/V2491/FUL Will be potentially Dangerous for the Local Home Owners
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Miss K Clark
12 years ago
I strongly object to this proposal due to the effect it will have on our community (smells, vermin and traffic) and as a home owner am extremely concerned about devaluation of house prices.
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Cherry Barker
12 years ago
To build this plant so close to a school, Business Centre and residential area would be breaking Environment Agency guidelines.
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Kevin Moyes
12 years ago
I am the Chair of Governors at St Blaise CE Primary School. I am extremely concerned about the location of the plant - it is very close to our school and I am sure will cause many problems. I am also very concerned about the level of traffic this will create. There are clearly more suitable locations nearby where the facility could be built, I therefore strongly question the chosen location.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This project has clearly not been very well thought through. Lots and lots of negatives
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Jane Robinson
12 years ago
I am a governor at St Blaise CE Primary school and am very concerned by the location of this plant so close to the school and fear for the wellbeing of the children after ll I have read about it.
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Kerry Larman
12 years ago
I object it is far to close to the houses, school. The smell would be awful & the traffic a nightmare.
I'm very upset at this proposal
I think this is a dreadful idea
I am extremely concerned about the location of the plant - it is far too close to the school and I am sure will cause many problems. I am also very concerned about the level of traffic this will create. These plans should not be passed under any circumstances.
Our son, David Greenslade has been resident at the hft establishment upwind of the proposed plant. He and his fellow residents are very happy, well cared for. It would be a tragedy if this proposal goes ahead and results in a degredation of their envirenment.
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Shove it!!!
Please don't do this here.
Just got rid of the power station, don't bring another!
Give us a break!!!
As a home owner in Milton Heights I find it appalling to even think that the Waste Slurry Reprocessing Plant Application was even thought of considering the location of the HFT with vulnerable people plus number of children who live and attend school in the Heights. It is already difficult to cope with the traffic especially in the morning I dread to think what adding more HGV's will do. The pollution from the Didcot Power Station will now be replaced by stench and vermin from the Waste Plant. What a way to treat human beings. I am sure they can find somewhere far away from residential areas to build such atrocities. We don't want it in Milton Heights!!!!!!
I do not want to see this being built in Milton due to more traffic, smells and pollution.
This is a blatant disregard for the wellbeing and quality of life of the residents of Milton Heights. Facilities like these may look good on paper but they are never too far from irreparable disasters. The stench, vermin and 24/7 traffic will definitely drive away those who are able to relocate while the rest will be forced into a miserable and unhappy state of depression. I oppose this application and ask that an appropriate alternative be found.
I agree in green energy but not to be built so closely to schools, businesses and residential areas
This Application P13/V2491/FUL Will be potentially Dangerous for the Local Home Owners
I strongly object to this proposal due to the effect it will have on our community (smells, vermin and traffic) and as a home owner am extremely concerned about devaluation of house prices.
To build this plant so close to a school, Business Centre and residential area would be breaking Environment Agency guidelines.
I am the Chair of Governors at St Blaise CE Primary School. I am extremely concerned about the location of the plant - it is very close to our school and I am sure will cause many problems. I am also very concerned about the level of traffic this will create. There are clearly more suitable locations nearby where the facility could be built, I therefore strongly question the chosen location.
This project has clearly not been very well thought through. Lots and lots of negatives
I am a governor at St Blaise CE Primary school and am very concerned by the location of this plant so close to the school and fear for the wellbeing of the children after ll I have read about it.
I object it is far to close to the houses, school. The smell would be awful & the traffic a nightmare.