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Ashley
Thank goodness Wealden D.C. are opposed to this unacceptable plan. Am I saying "not in my back yard"? Yes! But I'm also saying - not in anyone's back yard. I bet no ESCC councillors live near any of these site? The authorities should address the causes of such problems rather than arbitrarily inflicting the symptoms on the community. Stop the obscene pressure for more housing in the south east, the area's infrastructure cannot support such growth - this issue supports that assertion - and the taxpayers do not want it.
(Added Wednesday, September 8th, 2010)