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• Dean P

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  • This is a beaken of hope in the heart of this community. Let Justice be done and allow it to stay.
• Alex C

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  • The Grow Heathrow project has brought the community of Sipson together by spending time and energy investing in a local, sustainable project . I believe it should be allowed to stay for the benefit of residents and the wider community as a working model for community food growing projects everywhere.
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  • 31 Shacklewell Road, Hackney. N16 7TW.
• maria van i
• Annie K

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  • This has been a remarkable use of derilict land for a positive and community boosting project, which has far reaching ideals and goals and should not be stopped - it should be encouraged
• Thea
• Ashleigh M

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  • People fear their community will be wiped out by a massive new runway, at a time when fuel consumption threatens global wellbeing. They respond by reclaiming derelict land and resources for a sustainable food-growing project that reaches out as an educational resource. Answer? Eviction?
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  • London SE7
• Bradley G

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  • This is what we need more of, don't destroy the good!
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  • 15 hayward ct, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canda
• emily w
• Kanada Elizabeth G
• Claire B
• Charlotte N
• Chris A
• Bob B

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  • Uxbridge should be so proud of Transition Heathrow - it's pointing the way to a GOOD future.
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  • 1 Midland Cottages, Grindleford, Derbyshire.
• Dr Jeremy B

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  • 12 Helena Road, Norwich, NR2 3BZ.
• Adam W

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  • This seems to be a perfect example of Cameron's 'Big Society' - people who have worked hard together to build a real community and reclaimed what was a crime blackspot and turned it into something good and useful. Society should be praising these people, not threatening to evict them.
• Adam W

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  • Fuchsia Cottage, 39a Swanpool Street, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 3HU
• Jamie S

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• Ag M

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  • If any way can be found to keep this excellent initiative going, I urge the authorities to take it. It's much too good to lose.
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  • South View House, Old Botley, Oxford OX2 0JR
• alex j
• Alice H
• Ali W
• Eliz D

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  • This is such a fantastic project that deserves to be kept running. The word needs to be spread! People sign the damn petition!!
• Vanessa A
• tristan p
• Ani C
• Barnali G
• Coralie R

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  • 5 Bevan Mews W12 9AJ
• carmel
• Carol

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  • Grow Heathrow sounds Great. Just the sort of thing we are hoping to develop on a piece of land in the middle of Our Community. This type of activity & Community centre should be actively encouraged & be used as a model for other Communities to come together & become self sustaining. What a waste & erosion of community if this area of land were to be left to become a dump again, or even developed in another way. Well done Transition Heathrow & Heathrow Community. May You & Grow Heathrow continue to thrive. What a great example you are setting. Good Luck. Let us know how you get on, hope you are allowed to stay. Would love the opportunity to come & visit , pick up some tips & inspiration.
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  • Shirley, Southampton.
• Morven M
• Cherry H
• Daniel K
• christine j

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  • save this beautiful neighbourhood. OneLove xx
• Brian P
• Claire H
• Craig R

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  • 39 waterhouse lane, Southampton, SO15 8QB
• calli

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  • 18 belle vue rd bs5 6ds
• carmen p
• Clare H

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  • This is a wonderful use of derelict land and shouldn't be stopped!
• emma
• Charlotte H

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  • As far as I can tell, Transition Heathrow have had nothing but a positive impact on the land which they now live on, the community of the surrounding area, and the environment of the world. They are an inspiration to everyone that each and every one of us can positively change the problems which we see around us into solutions for the benefit of all. That is everyone - the police, politicians, plane companies and public courts. All are benefiting from the positive impact which Grow Heathrow is making on the world; therefore if you evict Grow Heathrow from the site, you are evicting yourselves from responsibility to be a part of solutions to the problems you see in the world.
• Katharine W
• David M

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  • I visited Grow Heathrow with Southampton University Green Action earlier in the Summer and found what's being done there a great inspiration for how community projects should work. If they are evicted then the land will return to being a car dump instead of a vibrant food growing project with the enthusiastic support of the local community. Let them stay!
• asad k
• J W

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  • Save Grow Heathrow, it is doing fantastic work and should be praised for all that it is doing in showing the way forward into a more green future.
• iona-kathryn e

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  • how could you destroy such a beautiful, inspiring project and diminish hard work? please think twice
• Judith M

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  • Grow Heathrow is not only vital for its local community as a space to meet and grow but as a realy positive example of how we can take control of our lives re value space and take positive action
• Hannah E

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  • Wake up to the future...This is GOOD. This is PRODUCTIVE. This is building COMMUNITY. Forget greed and profit and wastefulness. This is the way forward. Wake up! Keep Grow Heathrow Alive - it is needed in our society now! To evict the people and return the power to the useless landlord would be senseless. He doesn't deserve to keep that land!
• lisa m

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  • Communes and alternative living spaces spend so much time in England being threatened by planning permission and other negative issues. In a world with so much immediacy (which is probably another reason for extending heathrow and make more flights available quicker), of doing everything RIGHT NOW. Take some time to appreciate the more basic and beautiful things in life. I don't mean to sound like a total hippy, but sustainability is truly one of the last hopes we have these days of being able to continue leading lives more positive and less selfish in terms of impact on the world.
• Jo A

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  • WR2 4XD

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