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mr r roscoe
From: lytham and chesterfield
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E-mail: BRAMELY@HOTMAIL.COM		 sir
my family go back over 200 hundred years in lytham and i think lytham is big enough now and as far as i am concernd no more building lytham is big enough now it was a charming place but it wlll not be soon if thy get there way there will be two lythams old lytham and rich new lytham and cars cars and more cars
no wild life no birds and you can see this in lytham now building on every little plot of land thy can find lytham is not the same as it used to be thy will be wanting to build on the beach next well there not far off if kensington get there way no no no no no but just watch for the back handers money talks all this building in lytham should never got through think
ronald
Added: August 26, 2005      Delete this entry
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Leanne Duerden
From: Newton-with-Scales
Website: http://www.mellowmeadow.co.uk
E-mail: leanne@mellowmeadow.co.uk		 If you are in favour of the Lytham Quays Development - beware false prophets bearing gifts! Are you sure that Kensington will in fact build anything other than houses? Look at Cypress Point - promise to build included shops - pub - school - link road. Where are they? The same place that the Lytham Quays ones will be, thats where.
Added: August 25, 2005      Delete this entry
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Aurelio Arciniega
From: Warton Street, Lytham
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E-mail: AArcin96@aol.com		 I would like to register my opposition to the Lytham Quays development. It is clearly far from "Magic". Simply put, there is no justification for a development of that size.
It is not wanted and not needed. How did Kensington decide that Lytham needed to virtually double it's population in order to survive. It will not survive as the town we chose to live in if this development goes ahead.
It may be argued that earlier developments such as Hall Park may have significantly added to the population of Lytham, but they were supported by a the creation of hundreds of jobs through Guardian and British Aerospace. Where are the jobs for the 7,000 inhabitants of the Quays?
Additionally, the Council's own Adopted Local Plan states that developments should comprise of a variety of housing types. This is clearly not provided by this proposal.
Added: August 25, 2005      Delete this entry
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Julia Bloomer
From: Worsborough
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E-mail: julia@bloomerrj.freeserve.co.uk		 My husband and I visited Lytham last weekend to meet friends who live in the town. What a great place! I'd never have contemplated living in a seaside town but was totally won over by the people, coast, shops, restaurants, everything! Don't let anything spoil what you have - it's priceless!
Added: August 23, 2005      Delete this entry
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Lytham Lover
From: Lytham
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E-mail: Lytham@lythamlover.com		 Defend Lytham! The most wonderful thing to happen to Lytham in decades!
Added: August 22, 2005      Delete this entry
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Jo Crilly
From: Warton Street Lytham
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E-mail: 		Just over 2 years ago my husband and I moved back to Lytham after living in the Midlands for a number of years. We chose to live in Lytham because of the beautiful preserved character, small town community feel and security it afforded.
Like most, I am outraged and horrified to see the proposed Lytham Quays development - it will destroy the features of the town that drew us back. It clearly confirms that money cannot but you taste Mr Hawes et al!!! I also am deeply offended by the councillors attitude of sitting on the fence - you are there to represent those who voted you in. I for one feel smug that I did not infact vote for the esteemed member for my ward.
Added: August 9, 2005      Delete this entry
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James H Bentley
From: 7 Greenwood Close, Ansdell
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E-mail: james.bentley@derbyshiredales.gov.uk		 Congratulations to Alison and all the team for a great effort so far. We need to strongly tell Kensington Developments that their over ambitious plans are not wanted. Let us preserve leafy Lytham for future generations.
Added: August 8, 2005      Delete this entry
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Carol & Barry Jones
From: West Park, Lytham
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E-mail: jones.westholme@virgin.net		 You have our total support - please let us know
if you require our help with the delivery of
leaflets.
Added: August 8, 2005      Delete this entry
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Phil
From: Lytham
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E-mail: cassius_32@hotmail.com		 It's about time we took Kensington and other developers in our area on. Enough is enough and the residents' voice must be heard this time. We want to retain our well known community spirit whilst preserving the capability for our entrepeneurs to succeed. We must all keep the pressure on!!
Added: August 8, 2005      Delete this entry
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Amanda Jones
From: St Annes
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E-mail: 		It is essential that everyone does everything they can to stop this plan from going ahead. We know too well how Fylde Council likes to accept anything out of character with the existing town if it is large and ugly enough and the potential to bring money into its coffers.

Leave Amsterdamian and Venetian design in the towns where they originate. Lytham is something special that we should be proud of. It should not allow itself to become dominated by cheaply built, ugly housing that is liable to flood.

Its a shame your councillors that are not on the Planning Committee (of which there are 3 out of 6 and some have sat on this committee in the past) are not concerned enough to help the campaign know what are genuine planning considerations and what are not.
Added: August 8, 2005      Delete this entry

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