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ECO TOWN: What about the fields of crops?



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Published Date: 27 August 2008
READING housing minister Caroline Flint's letter (August 14) "astonished" me, to use her word.
She said that she "viewed the whole eco-twon site from the former runway of Ford airfield".

I am astonished because her eyesight must be better than anyone else's!

The first houses the developers want to build are a mile away from where she s
tood – how could she possibly have seen those fields?

It is ironic that the part of the site that she visited is set aside to be developed right at the end, and only then if there is sufficient demand for office space.

Anyone who goes to the Ford market, which takes place where she stood, has seen the enormous signs saying that the Eco-Town will not affect it
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Perhaps if she had taken up the offers to be shown the whole site, she could have viewed the crops in the fields that will be covered in concrete.

Mrs Chris Woodcock,
The Beaches,
Climping


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surfh0g,

29/08/2008 13:39:36
Rubbish, those fields have not been used every year, they are now of course, funny that ain't it?

The fields should be built on with much needed housing many acres in and around Arun District should be put to better use for housing also ;)
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Wontbedruv,

Walberton 31/08/2008 15:00:34
surfh0g, there are loads of fields over Aldingbourne way. Loads of room in Warningcamp too. Let's just concrete over the whole County while we're at it, what a great future that would be providing for our children and grandchildren.
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