We are approaching one hundred signatures. Keep the momentum going until we cross this milestone.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Another ridiculous idea putting pressure on an already strained local area and resources. While hemel and St. Albans hospitals are being cut back, we already have train transportation links on the verge of collapse following lapse council planning in allowing overdevelopment in apsley. Sort the infrastructure out first.then you can look at extra housing when people have confidence it can cope.
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Michele Ramos-Gonzalez
11 years ago
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I am completely opposed to this scheme. It will destroy green belt land and the economic infrastructure. Hemel hempstead will be even more overpopulated than it is already which will not bring positive changes with it.
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Leo Bedford
11 years ago
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the Core Strategy goes nowhere close to justifying the exceptional circumstances as to its ravaging of the green belt and abrogates all responsibility for ensuring that the physical and economic infrastructure can sustain the development (highways, utilities, transport, education, health, etc)
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Nicki Jackson
11 years ago
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I have massive concerns about how this will affect the local wildlife and transport links in the area.
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Ivan Vladimirov
12 years ago
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Don't build on this land as you will ruin the charm and the wild life in this area.
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Sarah Beck
13 years ago
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The roads round here cant take any more traffic as it is. Its absolute madness to keep building on every patch of green we have left in Hemel.
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Diane Jarosy
5 years ago
Green belt is precious.
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Nadya Vladimirova
12 years ago
I say NO!
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The council backed down and the green belt stays protected. 252 signatures stopped the bulldozers. We won.
We are approaching one hundred signatures. Keep the momentum going until we cross this milestone.
8 Comments
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Another ridiculous idea putting pressure on an already strained local area and resources. While hemel and St. Albans hospitals are being cut back, we already have train transportation links on the verge of collapse following lapse council planning in allowing overdevelopment in apsley. Sort the infrastructure out first.then you can look at extra housing when people have confidence it can cope.
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Michele Ramos-Gonzalez
11 years ago
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I am completely opposed to this scheme. It will destroy green belt land and the economic infrastructure. Hemel hempstead will be even more overpopulated than it is already which will not bring positive changes with it.
L
Leo Bedford
11 years ago
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the Core Strategy goes nowhere close to justifying the exceptional circumstances as to its ravaging of the green belt and abrogates all responsibility for ensuring that the physical and economic infrastructure can sustain the development (highways, utilities, transport, education, health, etc)
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Nicki Jackson
11 years ago
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I have massive concerns about how this will affect the local wildlife and transport links in the area.
I
Ivan Vladimirov
12 years ago
Featured
Don't build on this land as you will ruin the charm and the wild life in this area.
S
Sarah Beck
13 years ago
Featured
The roads round here cant take any more traffic as it is. Its absolute madness to keep building on every patch of green we have left in Hemel.
Another ridiculous idea putting pressure on an already strained local area and resources. While hemel and St. Albans hospitals are being cut back, we already have train transportation links on the verge of collapse following lapse council planning in allowing overdevelopment in apsley. Sort the infrastructure out first.then you can look at extra housing when people have confidence it can cope.