Draft Black Country Plan

Object

Representation ID: 23445

Received: 08/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Number of people: 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23446

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23447

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23448

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23449

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23450

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23451

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23452

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23453

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.

Object

Representation ID: 23454

Received: 02/10/2021

Respondent: Moseley Road Open Space Group Response 11

Table 43 site WHO273

I and fellow signatories strongly object to building on Prouds Lane green belt. Reasons being below:
1. Reducing much loved green belt and aiding the slow decline of our environment.
2. Overpopulation within the area leading to busier roads enhancing pollution levels.
3. Lack of services within the area eg school places. Medical health needs not met. Doctors are over-subscribed with patients, lack of appointments continue to be a problem within Bilston area.
4. Local authorities are struggling with funding for the area resulting in constant litter and environmental issues.
5. Lack of facilities within the area for childrens and especially youths to facilitate leading to a nation pandemic of obesity in children.
6. Important habitat for wildlife.
We object in the strongest possible terms and ask the Council to protect the space on the Grapes Pool site for the residents of Bilston.