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protecting wildlife corridor in West Oxford

protecting wildlife corridor in West Oxford

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 1 month ago

Dear residents of West Oxford,

 

We are hoping to stop the destruction of an established wildlife corridor. Planning permission is currently being sort to build a 3 storey block of private student flats on the land to the East of Mill Street (adjacent to the railway line). There are c70 established trees, and several protected species known to inhabit this land - eg hedgehogs, shrews and newts. Badgers and bats have also been spotted. 

 

Please sign our petition, and go along to the meeting at the town hall on Wednesday 13th July, 6.30pm, if possible. Also share your views with our councillor: [email protected]   AND FORWARD THIS PETITION TO YOUR FRIENDS

 

Full council report at: www.oxford.gov.uk 

 

Thank you very much 

Updates

July 12, 2011

The developers are pushing ahead with their plans but we are coordinating our testimony for the upcoming council session. Email your councillor today to insist that these badgers and bats stay protected. Send this link to three friends who live in West Oxford so they know what is at stake.

July 12, 2011

The amount of support we have gathered proves that this neighborhood will not stand by while our wildlife corridor is destroyed. Email Councillor Pressel right now to demand she blocks this development. Post this link to your Facebook page and text the petition to three residents who care about our local habitat.

Reached 100 supporters

July 12, 2011

6 Comments

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Linda Santana
15 years ago Featured

Really concerned about the newts and hedgehogs. Why cant they build elsewhere???

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Emma Preston
15 years ago Featured

mill street is already crowded enough. keep the wildlife corridor intact.

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Dave Stewart
15 years ago Featured

Ridiculous idea. Those badgers lived there long before students arrived. Stop building on every bit of green space we have left.

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Sarah Singh
15 years ago Featured

We have enough student flats already. Leave the trees alone!

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James Carter
15 years ago Featured

PLEASE DONT RUIN THIS LAND. We need nature in the city not just more concrete housing blocks.

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Mark Adeyemi
15 years ago Featured

Three stories? Right next to the tracks? This is just greedy property developing at the expense of our local nature.

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