Tell Ministry of Defence to Take Colchester Middlewick ranges off the for sale list
306 Comments
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Irene Miettinen
4 years ago
You've had the use of this wonderful green space for many when it was gifted to you. Please now hand it back to Colchester residents so we can protect the valuable wildlife that has developed and people can walk in a beautiful place knowing its very existence is playing a vital part in helping our planet. Please don't sell it to developers polluting our environment and putting unimaginable strain on our vital services. Our GPs, hospitals and schools are struggling already with the massive development around us.
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Dimitri Murray
4 years ago
This is a greenfield site. Honour government pledge.
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Dale sencier
4 years ago
This land must not be built on
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Beverley Sencier
4 years ago
This land must not be built on - it is too vital for wildlife
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Elizabeth H
5 years ago
We NEED this space for our precious wildlife.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This is the only green lung for the houses that are already in the area. More houses means more cars and more pollution. The Mersea Road is already a bottle neck at peak times and people living off Mountbatten Drive struggle to get onto Abbots Road at any time now as the traffic is a constant stream.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Do not build houses on the wick, there are lots of animals living on the wick. Have you tried to drive anywhere in colchester its a nightmare as overstretched already, what would it be like with more homes, and that's without schools hospitals doctors etc to accommodate the extra tons of people!
SAVE THE WICK!!
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Paul Gloc
6 years ago
The town has been developed more than enough over recent years with the infrastructure buckling under the strain. Another 1000 homes will only add to the traffic, oversubscribed schools, full car parks and a strained hospital. Enough is enough!!!
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Lilian Adams
6 years ago
We need more free natural spaces
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Gary Guest
6 years ago
Save for nature!
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Janet Livingstone
6 years ago
Totally wrong to have a housing development in this location....MOD has sold significant amount of property (Garrison) in Colchester. Middlewick needs to be a country park/ woodland to offset carbon emissions!
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Wendy Bell
6 years ago
Country park please
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Michael Heaps
6 years ago
Save our green spaces. There are already far too many houses in Colchester for its size and infrastructure
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Allyson Heaps
6 years ago
Save our green spaces, this horrendous building project should not be allowed. There are already far too many houses in Colchester for its size and infrastucture
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Safia bown
6 years ago
Save the wick!
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Jacqueline Appleby
6 years ago
It would be such s shame to lose the wick. It is good for everyone, not including all the wildlife.
They are always talking of planting new trees in places to improve the environment. Why don't they just stop getting rid of trees that are already there.
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Jeff Dove
6 years ago
It is not the place for a hundred houses let alone 1,000! It will cause even more traffic congestion because each home will have at least one car. Not the place for housing!
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Denny Prior
6 years ago
No buildings please... keep as wildlife reserve...
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Chris Standell
6 years ago
It’s a disgrace they should return the land to the care of Colchester for the people of Colchester to protect the flora and fauna that live there.
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Sioux Blair-Jordan
6 years ago
Wildlife not houses. The infrastructure will not cope.
You've had the use of this wonderful green space for many when it was gifted to you. Please now hand it back to Colchester residents so we can protect the valuable wildlife that has developed and people can walk in a beautiful place knowing its very existence is playing a vital part in helping our planet. Please don't sell it to developers polluting our environment and putting unimaginable strain on our vital services. Our GPs, hospitals and schools are struggling already with the massive development around us.
This is a greenfield site. Honour government pledge.
This land must not be built on
This land must not be built on - it is too vital for wildlife
We NEED this space for our precious wildlife.
This is the only green lung for the houses that are already in the area. More houses means more cars and more pollution. The Mersea Road is already a bottle neck at peak times and people living off Mountbatten Drive struggle to get onto Abbots Road at any time now as the traffic is a constant stream.
Do not build houses on the wick, there are lots of animals living on the wick. Have you tried to drive anywhere in colchester its a nightmare as overstretched already, what would it be like with more homes, and that's without schools hospitals doctors etc to accommodate the extra tons of people! SAVE THE WICK!!
The town has been developed more than enough over recent years with the infrastructure buckling under the strain. Another 1000 homes will only add to the traffic, oversubscribed schools, full car parks and a strained hospital. Enough is enough!!!
We need more free natural spaces
Save for nature!
Totally wrong to have a housing development in this location....MOD has sold significant amount of property (Garrison) in Colchester. Middlewick needs to be a country park/ woodland to offset carbon emissions!
Country park please
Save our green spaces. There are already far too many houses in Colchester for its size and infrastructure
Save our green spaces, this horrendous building project should not be allowed. There are already far too many houses in Colchester for its size and infrastucture
Save the wick!
It would be such s shame to lose the wick. It is good for everyone, not including all the wildlife. They are always talking of planting new trees in places to improve the environment. Why don't they just stop getting rid of trees that are already there.
It is not the place for a hundred houses let alone 1,000! It will cause even more traffic congestion because each home will have at least one car. Not the place for housing!
No buildings please... keep as wildlife reserve...
It’s a disgrace they should return the land to the care of Colchester for the people of Colchester to protect the flora and fauna that live there.
Wildlife not houses. The infrastructure will not cope.