Site Proposals document

GNLP0244 (woodland) GNLP 0133 (E+F) Strawberry Fields (UEA) GNLP0461 Agent Brown & Co Land off Gurney Lane

Having Lived in the area described above from 1941-1961 and again from 1978 to present day I have felt very blessed. Having moved to Norwich from "the midlands" in 1978, no way would I return there even for a visit. Despite some intrusive building adjacent to the above areas, it still remains a haven for the city of Norwich. Further development will destroy the unique flora and fauna of the yare valley. I am not an expert, but in the areas identified I have seen most "common" bird species plus the tree creepers, King Fishers, Nut hatchers, swathes of snowdrops (bordering the River Yare) bordering the areas I am concerned about.
I may not be alive in the area for much longer, but please, for the sake of all the children yet born and those living around here now - STOP DEVELOPMENT using bricks and mortar.

GNLP0244 (woodland) GNLP 0133 (E+F) Strawberry Fields (UEA) GNLP0461 Agent Brown & Co Land off Gurney Lane

Having Lived in the area described above from 1941-1961 and again from 1978 to present day I have felt very blessed. Having moved to Norwich from "the midlands" in 1978, no way would I return there even for a visit. Despite some intrusive building adjacent to the above areas, it still remains a haven for the city of Norwich. Further development will destroy the unique flora and fauna of the yare valley. I am not an expert, but in the areas identified I have seen most "common" bird species plus the tree creepers, King Fishers, Nut hatchers, swathes of snowdrops (bordering the River Yare) bordering the areas I am concerned about.
I may not be alive in the area for much longer, but please, for the sake of all the children yet born and those living around here now - STOP DEVELOPMENT using bricks and mortar.

GNLP0244 (woodland) GNLP 0133 (E+F) Strawberry Fields (UEA) GNLP0461 Agent Brown & Co Land off Gurney Lane

Having Lived in the area described above from 1941-1961 and again from 1978 to present day I have felt very blessed. Having moved to Norwich from "the midlands" in 1978, no way would I return there even for a visit. Despite some intrusive building adjacent to the above areas, it still remains a haven for the city of Norwich. Further development will destroy the unique flora and fauna of the yare valley. I am not an expert, but in the areas identified I have seen most "common" bird species plus the tree creepers, King Fishers, Nut hatchers, swathes of snowdrops (bordering the River Yare) bordering the areas I am concerned about.
I may not be alive in the area for much longer, but please, for the sake of all the children yet born and those living around here now - STOP DEVELOPMENT using bricks and mortar.