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ID sylw: 106018

Derbyniwyd: 04/03/2025

Ymatebydd: Tina Borer

1) The plan threatens to overwhelm our village with excessive unstainable development that will destroy the character, place a huge strain on vital services and put our planet and environment at risk. We already have 25 years’ worth of housing approved.

2) The proposed developments would significantly damage the character and beauty of our wonderful landscape which would be permanently altered by such large scale construction erasing the picturesque scenery that defines our community. Our village status would be permanently affected and Wellesbourne does not want to become a town!

3) Flood risk - what a major cause of concern especially with our changing climate. Wellesbourne is an already vulnerable area and further development would result in increase surface water runoff, this in turn increases the risk of flooding for existing and future residents.

4) Wellesbourne has no rail connectivity and residents would be forced to rely on cars resulting in yet more travel chaos. The chaos with the market has yet to be resolved!!!! Not only would this increase the pollution but with the increased vehicle movements combined with the quarry activity (hopefully not approved) the quality of the environment would decrease and a real harm to the environment.

5) Doctors are full, Dentist are full and the school over subscribed. There is no clear plan to provide additional healthcare or school which will only result in greater strain being placed on them. Residents health would be at risk and children’s education will be severely affected.

6) Wildlife and natural habitats would become extinct. Our planet need these to help improve the quality and wildlife need a home.

7) Farmland - we will lose our best and most versatile farmland and this is totally unacceptable. The land is vital for local agriculture and food production. Its loss would have long term consequences for both the economy and food security. This risks us becoming an unsustainable area.