MAKE A NOTE IN
YOUR DIARY NOW. THE BRANCH AGM IS ON SATURDAY, 4TH OCTOBER 2008
AT BOLFORD STREET HALL, THAXTED (5.00 pm).
COME ALONG AT
2.00 pm FOR THE WALK AROUND THE TOWN THEN ENJOY, TEA AND TALK BEFORE WE GET DOWN
TO BUSINESS!
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FINANCIAL TURMOIL MUST NOT HIDE THE CPRE ISSUES
As house prices tumble and the world
economy staggers from one crisis to another, some of the major
issues that are causing
concern to CPRE members have not gone away. Yet could they be forgotten
or buried away as the world worries about global financial calamity?
We must not let this happen.
The loss of Green Belt, the
reform of planning regulations, litter across the countryside – these
are just three major problems that must not be abandoned.
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BILL’S TV PLEA IS NO THROWAWAY There’s nothing better than getting a prime television slot to put your case across – and that has been achieved by President Bill Bryson and our colleagues at National Office as they step up their anti-litter campaign. read the page |
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What we have lost in the last few years
Nostalgia
is a thriving industry – especially when we there are increasing
concerns about global
warning, the credit crunch, loss of the green belt, litter across the
land and so much more. What
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ANOTHER ENQUIRY – BUT WHAT ABOUT THE LAST ONE!
The decision of the
Government to go ahead and propose a public enquiry for the second
runway at |
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The threat to Green Belt areas across the
country is gradually getting worse – and |
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Another problem for countryside lovers is – quite literally – looming on the horizon. |
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YOUR SUPPORT CAN SAVE ESSEX FROM OVER-DEVELOPMENTEssex is under threat. The East of England Plan and the Thames Gateway proposal are blueprints for disaster. The effect of building thousands of new homes, factories, supermarkets, leisure centres, roads and port facilities across the county could be disastrous. These current proposals, if adopted, will change the character of Essex and affect the quality of life for everybody.CPREssex recognises these dangers and is making strenuous efforts to persuade the Government as well as local and regional authorities to think again. We know that more homes are required in the South and East of England – but it should be sustainable development. |
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