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Save Suffolk Countryside

338 Comments

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Ellen Lund
12 years ago

stop it

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jen harrison
12 years ago

stop this subsidy guzzling project from ruining our countryside.permission must be refused.

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JOHN KIRBY
12 years ago

...all just ti chase profit

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Susan Carlo
12 years ago

Our countryside should not be blighted by these monstrosities.

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Alun Jones
12 years ago

Please this is so not right

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Sheryl Spaans
12 years ago

There is enough wasteland old quarrrries to make use of without tearing good arable land up.

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Tina Tyler
12 years ago

no to solar farm

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linda smith
12 years ago

stop ruining our countryside.

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Fran Challis
12 years ago

I'm from Suffolk!

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colin steed
12 years ago

Surely a better site could be found?

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cheryl robertson
12 years ago

save our countryside

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Tina Rourke
12 years ago

Little bit of woodland here another bit there adds up to a big bit of woodland destroyed forever and with it the habitat of countless species of wildlife and flora which can never be replaced as for the aesthetic look of the countryside it would be a massive visual eyesore! These kind of structures should only be put on ground that is unfit for human/ animal habitat I.e disused industrial lands, wasteland!

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Lewis Sell
12 years ago

Agree with the idea just not the location

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linda wood
12 years ago

leave our green fields alone go and pick on the wastelands

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Amanda White
12 years ago

save this beautiful contryside

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Sharon Edwards
12 years ago

Good luck. these solar farms & windfarms blight the countryside enough.

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John Strachan
12 years ago

All the best with your campaign.

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Susan Hamill
12 years ago

I agree that green energy is a good thing for our environment but surely there are other sites that could be used. The Suffolk countryside is beautiful. I had family in Bury St Edmunds and spent many summers exploring areas of Suffolk. Please consider another, more appropriate site for this solar farm.

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debbie hermitage
12 years ago

our farming in the UK is important. . there's been enough cuts to British production. .. let's not have another travesty....common sense says we may need our farms for our future

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Anneke Watson
12 years ago

Goodluck