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STOP BUILDING ON THE FIELDS IN ARUN

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Bernadette Matthews
10 years ago

These are flood plains , there for a reason !! People before greed

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Bryony Ridout
10 years ago

Building on farming land will not be a sustainable future. It is a short term quick financial gain for a few depriving many of proper infrastructure to cope with health, educational, road traffic and major ground water and flooding issues. I believe there are much more environmentally , long term economicaly, options to removing out farming ground and tradition and option of food.

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Alison Dodd
10 years ago

As District a Commissioner of Bognor Scours I don't want to see a fantastic scout group with years of history destroyed- they are a vital part of the community and losing their grounds would be terrible

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Jan Evans
10 years ago

The inter-structure of this lovely village cannot cope with more people. The roads cannot cope during the summer as it is, there is one GP practice which is overloaded with patients.

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Kathryn Lucas
10 years ago

Scouts is an invaluable organisation that has helped so many. If they loose their hut it will be a big hit to the community! Even as recently as this 2 week's ago they got together to take food and drink to the firefighters tackling the Sesley Academy, surely they should be supported now.

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Steve Cole
10 years ago

build new houses by all means...BUT not in Pagham

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Philip Foyn
10 years ago

I live very near this stunning area. Please support this so we preserve open spaces for my kids and yours plus ensure we can contribute to UK food requirements. We should not have to import all our food needs.

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Barry bedford
10 years ago

Doctors and schools cant cope now.. let alone with more houses.

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Susan Shimell
10 years ago

Leave our fields alone

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Scott evans
10 years ago

Don't do it

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Jane shoebridge
10 years ago Featured

Need this field saved , there are not enough places for the children to go and the scout hut needs saving , Also building on flood plain is madness , tescos was built on flood plain and is flooded so bad that you can't even get into the car park on bad days , save our land !!!!

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Helen Brown
10 years ago

Its wrong to building in this place. The impact it will have on the environment there and the local people's lives is terrible.

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Debbi Beard
10 years ago

More houses !!! There won't be any farmland or green spaces left how will we grow food, raise animals if there is nothing there kids will have no where to play not get fresh air. STOP BUILDING ON OUR LAND some of us like the colour green IE green grass but also yellow wheat fields etc

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Fran Farley
10 years ago

Stop destroying our ecologically important countryside . Turn your attention to inner city dereliction and suburban neglect instead and make REAL affordable housing with what is already in existence.

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janet jones
10 years ago

Our roads are not capable of double or treble the capacity of cars and other vehicles that would use Rose Green Road and Pagham Rd.

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Fiona West
10 years ago

Can the village amenities and roads honestly cope with more housing. Imagine the disruption it would cause with even more lorries for the building of more homes. The road struggles if any incident happens at the moment?

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mandy colwell
10 years ago

NO NO NO! No more housing estates in Pagham - we want to keep the 'village' status, we will be more like a town if these 100's of houses go ahead. We do not have the infrastructure, we do not want more traffic, we do not want more people.

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Dave Barton
10 years ago

I dont want my views of the down spoiled or my rides out on my bike spoilt by your greed

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Alec Siddall
10 years ago

We need to improve the town before we start growing it. The seafront is a disgrace and building new houses will only damage the already over trafficked roads.

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Ken Perry
10 years ago

Let's look at it the other way for a change. Too few houses? NO - TOO MANY PEOPLE!!!!! Restrict immigration to those who we need to fill specific jobs and deport undesirable criminals