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Tell Ministry of Defence to Take Colchester Middlewick ranges off the for sale list

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Anonymous
6 years ago

No more housing, more spaces for nature.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

No more housing, more spaces for nature.

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Adam Stuart
6 years ago

It is shameful to see that places of natural beauty will disappear in the name of profit! Doesn’t this also go against reducing carbon emissions? As this is what our governments wants to achieve what a load of bull

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Claire Talbot
6 years ago

Need the green space for us, the wildlife and the future

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Richard Surman
6 years ago

We do not need more housing, #brexit is happening.

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Adam Stuart
6 years ago

Save the wick!

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Adam stuart
6 years ago

Save the wick!!!!!!

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Tim Darke
6 years ago

Nature first!!

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Darren Boakes
6 years ago

This area not only has significant value to the local fauna and wild life in the local area you are also putting strain on a area that hasn't got and won't have the infrastructure to support it

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Tier Collins
6 years ago

Please save our wick for us, future generations and the hundreds of species that live there.

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Teresa kettle
6 years ago

Please save our green lung, for us, future generations and the hundreds of species of creatures that live there.

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Diane Taylor
6 years ago

I have grown up with the wick in my life since early 1950's, played there and walked my dogs. A large chunk has already disappeared under housing and a supermarket. So many people's lives are enriched by this green space which supports a wide range of plant and animal life. It should be kept for future generations to enjoy.

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Megan
6 years ago

SAVE THE RANGES

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Neil Belton
6 years ago

The town is too overcrowded already.this area has bad traffic flow and why destroy and area of natural habitat with established surrounding woodland and fields when there are plenty of other areas that wouldnt require destroying habitats

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Clara French
6 years ago

Don’t u dare touch the wick!!!!

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Ginny glaister
6 years ago

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Bev Jackson
6 years ago

Enough is enough leave some green area's for us

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Michelle Eaton
6 years ago

We need to keep this greenspace even if it means a volunteer group managing the site on behalf of the community

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Trudie Fernley
6 years ago

We cannot continue to cover everyblade of grass with concrete, It takes decades and decades for trees and shrubs to reach their maturity and play their part in destroying carbon dioxide. Replacing old with new is useless. At all costs we must keep our open spaces and wildlife for our children and their children.

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Anne Fuller
6 years ago

Pleeease!