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Guest#127 Jun 15, 2014, 14:07
I'm fed up with the traffic as it is, never mind if all these houses get built and I would really like to be able to get to see a doctor reasonably quickly not wait six months because of the queues of new residents!
Guest#128 Jun 27, 2014, 16:22
I know Longridge very well and am happy to lend my support to try and stop this development spoiling it. For what? Lining someone's pocket ?
Guest#129 Jul 03, 2014, 06:59
Stop Longridge from being over developed by large housing developements
Guest#130 Jul 09, 2014, 20:16
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Fully agree -- our roads simply couldn't cope with the amount of extra traffic generated by such over building ...
Guest#131 Jul 14, 2014, 07:23
Signing this petition with the hope that it wiill increase the amount of support to readdress the unreasonable demands being put on the town of Longridge, the unfair amount of housing development stretching our resources to breaking point!
Guest#132 Jul 14, 2014, 18:12
Longridge public services cannot sustain an increase in residents that even more houses will bring.On the plans the houses look attractive but with no extra school places, no extra G.P. surgeries, to cater for the new-comers how can this be sustainable? Longridge is already a poor relation in terms of facilities in the town.No public tennis courts, no swimming pool for example. It's ironic that many years ago an offer was made by a builder wishing to build on the land where Cromwell Fields now stands. If I remember correctly, in return for planning permission he would build a swimming pool !
Guest#133 Jul 15, 2014, 16:41
Stop these planning proposals our town would not cope with these large developments.
guest#134 Jul 15, 2014, 19:19
biggest con so far whittingham road !!! passing plans for recreational and swimming pool then two weeks later dump that for more houses , dodgy
Guest#135 Jul 16, 2014, 06:47
We will have to change the name of our Ribble Valley to town valley because that is what it is becoming , just housing developments
Guest#136 Jul 17, 2014, 18:29
Property developers cashing in on huge profits at the expence of peoples' lives and quality of life. They will move out as soon as the work is done and leave us all with the mess they have created...disgraceful behaviour!!!!
Guest#137 Aug 11, 2014, 18:39
This application is aagainst the council's own policies, being zoned G5, no development and is clearly not H20 development, the only exceptions allowe din G5 zones.
Guest#138 Aug 12, 2014, 18:47
We have heard one objection after another put forward by concerned residents of Longridge - to give a few examples: the already full-to-bursting schools and doctor's surgeries, the roads being too narrow to accomodate even more traffic, the thousands of extra gallons of sewage being impossible for the present system to cope with - All answered by the developers by their pledges to include more schools/surgeries/widening the roads/installing new water-treatment plants (only promises, thus far) BUT...and this is something that they CANNOT answer - All the extra cars driven by people visiting the various shops on Berry Lane will NOT park their cars in the car park, and walk a few hundred yards to get what they want! NO! They will park OUTSIDE the shop ..because it's easier. I myself already seem to have lost what was once a parking space outside my house, through people parking as near as they can to whatever shop or fast-food establishment they are briefly visiting. An empty space is near impossible to find when I come home from work. So what do I do? Where do I park MY car?!! And I LIVE HERE!!
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Guest#140 Mar 07, 2015, 18:04
As someone who has previously lived in Longridge, I find it hard to comprehend that anyone would want to ruin the natural beauty of the town, for selfish greed or otherwise.
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bob#142 Apr 26, 2015, 10:30
Bunch of idiots, most of you live in New homes anyway. Ask the local pub and shop owners if they want more houses. Damn right they do
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Longridge has to resist or become a city suburb