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Stop Overdevelopment in Sussex Weald: Protect Our Communities, Services & Green Spaces

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Katie Dent
1 year ago

No excuses for building more houses, we have enough.

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Fern Cameron
1 year ago

The South East of England is already too built up... Let's have more houses built up North. Encourage businesses to use the North. Get them off of benefits , as they say there isn't any jobs. Stop counting London in average wages.

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Suzanne O'Connell
1 year ago

Please consider our beautiful countryside and it's infrastructure before agreeing planning for any more new housing.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We cannot keep developing, we are overdeveloping green areas with no improvements to our infrastructure and loss of places to walk and exercise which is needed for our mental and physical health.

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Diane Britton
1 year ago

We want our country back

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Michael Bandle
1 year ago

The High Weald is an ANOB. This should restrict over-development but seems to be increasingly ignored. And where is the appropriate infrastructure ( provided by the Developers)?

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Simon Clark
1 year ago

Not just housing should include solar panels & windmill ‘farms’

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Pat Burgess
1 year ago

We have done our quota. STOP now.

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lynette Price- Smith
1 year ago

The roads, villages and services are all overwhelmed by the houses that have been built already.

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Linda Edmonds
1 year ago

We do not have the infrastructure to cope with what is already being built let alone even more large developments

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Karen Waters
1 year ago

I am concerned with the impact all these developments are having on wildlife, the natural landscape of our beautiful county, the additional pressures on local services, road congestion etc.

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Alan Lowther
1 year ago

Lived in Crowborough for 40 years and now find I am surrounded by houses. Fields and hedges have now been erased leaving animals with no natural habitats.

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Aiden Barrett
1 year ago

I sign this petition for one simple reason: I love our countryside. England’s land is part of our soul—something I hold in deep and abiding pride. Yet time and again, local authorities approve schemes that smother it under concrete and steel. Even as voices like mine cry out, they press on. It is nothing short of a quiet betrayal of Britain’s green and pleasant land. I say: enough. Let us save our countryside. Let us save Britain. And may she be great once more.

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Keith Kenward
1 year ago

Far too many houses being thrown up, decimating our Countryside and wildlife, not for Social housing, Many being purchased by City Councils and their Tenants. Thus releasing City properties for Dale af a high price, or higher rents, many for housing migrants under extortionate Contract rates..

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John Webster
1 year ago

Qe want common sense that puts local people first.

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Vincent Tarling
1 year ago

Farm land is vital, growing food is vital, well balanced development is vital, and biodiversity is critical

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Agree with all comments, and repeat.

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Louise Bowman
1 year ago

I moved here for the quiet life but with more and more houses being built the small villages are disappearing fast.

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Roger Fry
1 year ago

I would add to the list of detrimental affects of over development. Dangerous & and Hazardous toad surfaces and Water Company’s already Massively failing to Keep us safe from poisonous water and Maintain supply.

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Colin
1 year ago

To many illegals immigrants Infrastructure is not there