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Stop using tax-payers' money on failed garden communities project

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roy huke
7 years ago

Definately no.

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Mike holliday
7 years ago

No tax payers money to NEGC Ltd

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Patrck Deary
7 years ago

I'm opposed to this misuse of public funds which could be much better allocated elsewhere in the community

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David Wills
7 years ago

No more tax payer funding.

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Richard NORMAN
7 years ago

There are other more efficient options than building the massive housing estates that will clog up all the surrounding roads.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No more taxpayers money to garden communities housing projects.

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Charles Williams
7 years ago

There are far better ways to spend tax payers money than waste it on a failing project.

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Paula Isgrove
7 years ago

Stop ruining our Essex countryside.

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Stephen dance
7 years ago

Don’t waste money

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Helen Chidley
7 years ago

Stop funding these developers at the expense of the public.

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Cara Rulton
7 years ago

Don't waste council money.

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Jim Chidley
7 years ago

I strongly oppose the use of any public funds, being allocated to a project which has been assessed as not sound. Gambling public funds in this manor will undoubtedly lead to the majority of the fund being lost in administration costs without producing a valued result.

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Janet Benton
7 years ago

Use my rates money for services that we all use. Do not use it on impossible unworkable schemes.

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Hugh Botterill
7 years ago

An expanding population needs to live somewhere, but there needs to be infrastructure in order to support it. Satellite towns are a false economy. Don't off-load the problem of an expanding population onto rural communities. Opposed.

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Nigel Stockwell
7 years ago

At this stage, an unjustified drain on local authorities' limited resources

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Olivia Hepsworth
7 years ago

Outrageous conduct by our council!

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Patrick Curran
7 years ago

Obscene waste of taxpayers money

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Katy Clark
7 years ago

We want countryside preserved.

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Debbie Lamont
7 years ago

Until a viable plan is approved I utterly object to wasting taxpayers money on a project whIcy has been deemed unviable.

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James Romer-Lee
7 years ago

The Council have a responsibility to spend Tax Payers money wisely and not to spend it on vain projects that have already been very seriously criticised by an independent Inspector. Until there is a viable Plan that has been accepted by the Inspector why waste further money on PR Consultants and staff, there is nothing for NEGC to be involved with. The money should be spent on more important overstretched Social Services.