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SAY NO TO MILTON WASTE SLURRY REPROCESSING PLANT

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Christine smith
12 years ago

I work in Milton heights supporting people with learning disabilities this worries me for them!!!!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Increase in heavy traffic not acceptable

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Terrie Leaning
12 years ago

This is completly out of order, this should not happen right near a school of people's homes where anything could happen. I echo all the other comments, renewal able or greener energy is something we all need to consider but quality of life and the local environment must be considered as well. A a local resident I am not happy about such a plant being so close to housing and my children's school. Increased HGV traffic is something that this area simply can't cope with either.

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Amber Spicer
12 years ago

This is completly out of order, this should not happen right near a school of people's homes where anything could happen.

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Nickie Dunphy
12 years ago

I echo all the other comments, renewal able or greener energy is something we all need to consider but quality of life and the local environment must be considered as well. A a local resident I am not happy about such a plant being so close to housing and my children's school. Increased HGV traffic is something that this area simply can't cope with either.

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Emilee neal
12 years ago

Can't believe they are even considering this, disgusting

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Alan Butler
12 years ago

To add more HGV traffic to an already overloaded road is unacceptable.

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Elisabeth Hatt
12 years ago

Opposed to this being built on the proposed site. I agree we need these plants & totally accept that they must be built.however the siting is totally inappropriate. Next to a school near a housing estate & very near to hft where vulnerable adults live. Also we need to get the Didcot / Milton road sorted out as well as the A34. These roads are heaving with traffic anyway without having extra loads of traffic added to them

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Another source of Green Energy must be applauded, but on agricultural land adjacent houses and the further industrialization of Milton Heights

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Please move it further from the houses!

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Lorna Jennings
12 years ago

This is not my idea of a great situation. Far to close to families, schools etc. surly there is a place more suitable?? Please please please rethink this. I think it would be detrimental for Didcot. Didcot is growing into a wonderful town, I fear this will make is undesirable for any further development for this town. People will move away leaving it a ghost town.

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Amy Carter
12 years ago

There must be a better site for this away from families and schools!!!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

This is not the right site for this, it is too close to houses, school and preschool and would have a huge impact on the people in the immediate area.

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Nicola James
12 years ago

I am not opposed to this sort of thing, I just don't think this is the right area for it as it is so close to houses, schools, businesses and Home Farm Trust

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Please do not site this plant downwind of a community! If it has to be this close at least place it away from the direction of the prevailing weather.

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Theresa Smith
12 years ago

Pretty sure there are more appropriate places for such a disgusting plant.......

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Didcot doesn't need this!!!! We already have a waste site causing smells for Ladygrove. Out a site else where

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Anonymous
12 years ago

absolutely disgusting

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Suzanne Cundy
12 years ago

This makes no sense at all for the good of the community! Surely there must be an alternative site away from schools, homes and businesses!!