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Steve
They look great.
One slight concern is that of fly posting. We wil have to see if anyone in authority raises the issue.
David
Bring it on ;)
could we put things up around the fences of the station car park /strawberry line ? I’m sure the people who regularly use the car park and Strawberry line wouldn’t be impressed with the housing developments !
Fly posting is not a good idea. You don’t know who may be against a campaign to protest about development. It’s not just the local authority to worry about. More worrying are the developers, landowners and others with vested interests who want the developments.
A big thank you to everyone who got involved delivering leaflets to Yatton homes.
The universal comment from people we met was No Housing Without Infrastructure in Place.
Fantastic job, Jean (and Bob!). Leaflets mission accomplished!
The posters are err… very visible down North End in particular :)
Hi , thanks for the poster downloads!! lots of posters everywhere!! great !!
haven’t seen many in the cars yet?
I still need to print one off and put in our car!! #TheShame
I have seen a number of posters near the Yatton station. I have read the blogs posted above. I can understand that a number of people do not want this development to take place. Myself, I do not understand why there is a problem in this development taking place. More houses are required all over the UK. Do you have any views where these should be built? Thanks Dave
Hi Dave – thanks for commenting. You won’t be alone in thinking that, and I respect those views. The fact is, I am not personally against new housing. It is necessary, and desirable. The Redrow development on the site of Oxford Instruments will go ahead. There are other small-scale brown-field sites dotted around the village, too. The Redrow site on its own should account for more than Yatton’s allocation as a ‘Service Village’, and 700+ new houses in Yatton (with currently 3,000+ households) is grossly disproportionate. There have been very few infrastructural improvements in Yatton since the 1970s, and most of the proposed new developments are ‘speculative’ to say the least – primarily on greenfield sites which the developers perceive as being easy targets. The response from people we speak with has been truly overwhelmingly in agreement.
Well, North Somerset “Community Response” removed all our posters today. One would think they had better things to do. ‘Responding to community needs‘?