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About Us
 
We are local people who think the Government is wrong to want an eco-town here, and the Council is wrong with their plan to double the population of our town.  While they make promises they can't deliver, they do everything possible to conceal the real impact of their plan- a lot more houses, a lot more traffic, a lot of damage to the natural environment and surrounding settlements- and a few more shops and "facilities." We think the price of these facilites is far too high. 
 
The Council is not listening to local people.   Most people place perservation of the area's countryside as a top priority.  5,500 houses will damage the natural ecology and biodiversity and take greenfield land to make up the shortfall in required open space. 

 

 

Committee Members

 

Steve Parsons             Chair

Peter Parkinson          Secretary

Annie Wilson                Treasurer

Liz Simes                       Press / landscape

Jack Warshaw              Convenor / planning / webmaster

Ron Sargeant               Data/post manager

Marilyn Metcalfe           Ecology

John Ilett                        Transport

Stephen Miles               Wildlife

Alan Metcalfe

Mary Blake

Michael Burkie

Richard Ellis

 

Committee Meetings

Open to all.  Held generally every other Wednesday, 7.30 pm at the Methodist Chapel, Standford Lane.  Please check via email, jackaro@live.co.uk to confirm dates beforehand.  Current 2010 meeting schedule:

 

April 22

May 5, 19,

June 2, 16, 30

July 14, 28

August 11, 25

September 8, 22

      

 

Banner photo

 

The photo which appears at the top of each page is the original Old Fire Station, before it was disfigured by adding the present huge garage doors.  Now the Council has bought the building for an "eco-exhibition" wlhich we think will be used to promote their expansion plans. We think it should be restored and reused for a self-sustaining purpose- we don't need an eco-town to do that!