Hands Off Long Ashton

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We, the undersigned, call on Hazel Blears MP, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, to withdraw the proposed South West Regional Spatial Strategy, and make a renewed commitment to the retention of the Green Belt.

156 Signatures

  • P R Sterland
    • Address
    • 65 Providence Lane
    • Post code
    • BS41 9DL
  • Trisha Young
    • Comments
    • This Government has totally underestimated the strength of feeling from the electorate who value and love space to breath and natural green space. Green Belt Policy has successfully managed to contain urban sprawl. If the RSS is ratified it sends a clear message to the electorate. This government has no respect for the electorate and are happy to be ousted from government. Shame on you.
    • Address
    • Ashton Vale Bristol
  • Nigel Harper
    • Post code
    • BS41 9EW
  • G Hill
  • Robert Harper
    • Post code
    • GL54 3BY
  • Sharon Bennett
    • Comments
    • Please don't destroy our countryside. Who knows the affect this will have on our future generations with all this habitat destruction.
    • Address
    • 299 Ashton Drive, Ashton Vale, Bristol
    • Post code
    • BS3 2PZ
  • michael stone
    • Address
    • 234 ashton drive
    • Post code
    • bs3 2qa
  • mike peters
    • Post code
    • bs3 2pz
  • D Skeels
    • Comments
    • Please stop the infill and concentrate on the brown feild sites that stand vacant. Renovation and re-use NOT Dig and destroy!
    • Post code
    • CW11 2JD
  • Yvonne Lines
    • Address
    • 246 Ashton Drive, Ashton Vale
    • Post code
    • BS3 2QA
  • John Lines
  • Philip Hodgson
  • sandra northover
    • Comments
    • save the greenbelt at ashton vale
    • Post code
    • bs3 2re
  • Susan Kingdon
  • Sally Edwards
  • Sarah Hughes
    • Comments
    • We must not allow this developement on Greenbelt Land
    • Address
    • 6 Wild Country Lane, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9AG
  • Elizabeth Fox
  • Sara Filer
  • keith alan thrush
    • Address
    • 65 avebury rd
    • Post code
    • bs3 2qq
  • acurry
    • Post code
    • BS41 9EW
  • Wendy-Jane & Donley WALCOTT
    • Comments
    • Keep the green belt...no more polution here.
    • Address
    • Fishers Mead, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9EF
  • April Boulton
    • Address
    • 36 Fishers Mead, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9EF
  • Jim Hunt
    • Address
    • Long Ashton
  • Warren Mitchell
    • Comments
    • This expansion of Bristol is not necessary, when there is perfectly good sites within the city with road, rail and bus links already in place.
    • Address
    • 16 Heath Ridge, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9EW
  • linda coles
    • Comments
    • It would be absolutely disastrous for our lovely area and for the wildlife etc. There are masses of brown sites, use them!!
    • Address
    • 22 Parsonage Road
    • Post code
    • BS41 9LN
  • M Fox
    • Comments
    • Please don't take our green belt away because it will never come back
    • Address
    • 33 Glebe Rd.Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9LJ
  • Peter Geoffrey Wooldridge
    • Address
    • Quantum Works
    • Post code
    • DY8 3TD
  • Barry Nicholls
    • Address
    • 250 Ashton Drive
  • Claire Bundy
    • Comments
    • No sensible review of available options has really been considered - use of green belt land should be a last resort
    • Address
    • 72 Theynes Croft, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9NN
  • DONNA WOOD
    • Address
    • 23 MOORFIELD RD
    • Post code
    • bs48 3nx
  • Neil Reed
  • TREVOR RHODES
  • HELEN TREADWELL
  • Kate Hather
    • Address
    • Glebe Road
    • Post code
    • BS41 9LJ
  • Greg Woodgate
  • Lucy Twigger
  • Charlotte Munn
  • S.J.Curry
    • Comments
    • Great build a supermarket at Ashton Gate instead of houses. Build houses on green belt land brilliant?
    • Post code
    • BS41
  • Susanne Naismith
  • John Naismith
  • John Macdonald
    • Comments
    • The projected demand for the additional houses is based on assumed economic growth. It is now clear such growth will not occur in the short-medium term. It is foolhardy to sacrifice the Green Belt now for some uncertain long-term scenario.
    • Address
    • Long Ashton Road, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9LS
  • catherine ross
  • Anna Oxberry
    • Comments
    • The proposed area is very fertile land. Evidence indicates that difficulties with provision of food are set to increase. You the government should facilitate local regions to plan on this basis. The priority for land which is fertile, and strategically placed close to a city should be farming.
  • Tony Wilson
    • Comments
    • there are already to many examples of poorly conceived housing developments in the bristol area which are currently stretching the local infrastructure to breaking point. Bradley Stoke is car park at peak times, likewise portishead. The talk of a rapid transport system has seen millions squandered on consultants fee and still no progress. Still no rail link with portishead. The green belt in this area must be protected from this poorly conceived proposal. Government and local authorities should for once put the views and concerns of the voting public as a priority.
  • wendy bohin
    • Address
    • 57 silbury road ashton vale
    • Post code
    • bs3 2qe
  • Jayne Bayliss
    • Address
    • 119 Weston Road, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9AE
  • Phil Bayliss
    • Address
    • 119 Weston Road, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS41 9AE
  • Christian Ellis
  • Ray Anstice
    • Address
    • 1 Folleigh Close, Long Ashton
    • Post code
    • BS419HX
  • Sian Powell
    • Post code
    • bs41 9lt