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

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Absolutely disgraceful-make them build on the masses of run down brown belt areas! Lazy, fat-cat developers being aided & abetted by the councils

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Mark Dutton
7 years ago

The infrastructure is already grinding to a halt. Why build more in this area?

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James millar
7 years ago

Tax payers money diverted by councillors to ltd company headed by the same councillor !!!

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David Woodgate
7 years ago

Time to stop wasting OUR money, & scrap these plans. There is far to much building in the Colchester area already.

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Robert Stock
7 years ago

Our money should not be used for this purpose.

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Angela Blouet
7 years ago

Totally agree that no money should be asked from Councils for New Homes Bonus.

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Anita leckrnby
7 years ago

No to west tey

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James Wilkinson
7 years ago

The plan is dead why waste more of our Rates on the failed scheme

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Allan Seldon
7 years ago

Sort out your planning, engage with communities before you start requesting money

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Robert Clarke
7 years ago

our council should use their funds for more worthwhile needs

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Catherine Macaulay
7 years ago

We need an explanation for this.

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steve spencer
7 years ago

Given the project has been rejected, asking for additional tax payers' money on top of £2m already handed over is a disgrace and should not be allowed to happen under any circumstance. They haven't even provided any kind of justification to back up their request for more money, which amounts to arrogance!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Stop Using tax payers money.

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Captain P Curtis
7 years ago

No further public money should be given to this project.

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Mike Frost
7 years ago

Garden Communities as proposed by NEGC are seriously flawed. They combine homes in the wrong places, massive infrastructure costs, mostly aspirational / executive homes and offer little opportunity for cycling to places of employment. Additionally they ignore needs of local communities and have been chosen as a result of councils receiving funding incentives from Government. They are not appropriate for rural North Essex.

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Gordon Dewar
7 years ago

What possibly can this money be needed for?

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James Macaulay
7 years ago

We need an explanation for this, its public money. No explanation, then it should be could fraud and treated as such.

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gloria
7 years ago

No more money for this destructive scheme.

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Hildegard Hill
7 years ago

Enough is enough! Throwing money at inadequate things does not make them better, only costlier, at taxpayers' expense.

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david
7 years ago

No more money for this councillors gravy train.