Representation by Vanessa Clarke
- Date submitted
- 12 March 2021
- Submitted by
- Members of the public/businesses
The site chosen is unsuitable for a theme park as it is one of the few remaining areas with a rich variety of wildlife, including birds, mammals and insects and flowers and grasses, many of them already endangered. There is enough developed or derelict land available closer to the likely clientele for somewhere suitable to be purchased. Endless lip service is paid in environmental policies to the fact that far too much destruction of the few remaining wild areas because it is cheaper than clearing and decontaminating land already wrecked by human "development". Such a change of site would be in line with national policy. This site meets all the criteria for a Site of Special Scientific Interest and should be preserved, primarily for the non-human inhabitants but also for those members of the human species capable of peaceful enjoyment of nature without causing disturbance or damage.