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  • Dr Ken Neal

    I recognise that business and employment are important but in a time when so many local authorities have declared a climate emergency and more importantly a biodiversity emergency, it seems at odds... Read more

  • Dr Rob Thomas

    This SSSI site is one of the most important individual sites in the whole of the UK for biodiversity of insects and other invertebrates, as well as many species of birds and other wildlife. Building... Read more

  • Dr Robert Cassels

    This site is too valuable for nature to build anything on. The government for all its stated green intentions simply cannot keep approving schemes like this that destroy our precious wildlife and... Read more

  • Emma Whitford-Smith

    Please can you keep this area for wildlife and nature. It is so wrong to keep destroying and building, these areas need to be protected forever. Thank you very much for your time.

  • Gail Heyes

    Points 1 Disney Paris is 4800 acres which is 7.5 square miles, the S Peninsula is itself is only 2 square miles 2 Opening times, if you have 10,000 customers coming at the same time at 8 am you would... Read more

  • Henrietta Simson

    I am writing to protest about the planning application for Swanscombe Marshes, as the idea to turn it into a theme park when it has been recommended as an SSSI by Natural England, seems to be, in my... Read more

  • Jacky Mattam

    The benefits accruing from the creation of a theme park are far less than those gained from leaving the area as it is. People's mental and physical health have been shown to thrive in 'nature spaces',... Read more

  • Jaine Tamplin

    There is no justification for turning Swanscombe into a theme park. There is nothing more important than the natural world, as the pandemic has shown us all too clearly and people need nature, not an... Read more

  • Jean Jarvis

    As a member Of Bug Life. A 'theme park' for London. How good for the Planet & Climate Change mitigation is that? London is an unnatural animal, a greedy, portly careless beast. For those who have... Read more

  • Jennifer Withers

    Swanscombe is a very important and vital area for hundreds of very important and vital species of wildlife, and recognised as such by Natural England who have recommended that Swanscombe be declared a... Read more

  • Jeremy Smith

    Dear Inspectorate, I would like to voice my personal and professional concern over the removal of a site which has been recommended to become a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) by Natural... Read more

  • Jonathan Carruthers

    With Greater London increasingly built up, The Swanscombe Peninsula is one of vanishingly few places to retain a 'wild' character that lie within easy reach by train. For this reason, it provides an... Read more

  • Katie Muller

    I am opposed to the proposed development of the Swanscombe marsh as this is the one remaining wetland for the diverse range of beautiful and rare flora and fauna in the area. Over the years I have... Read more

  • Kenneth Thompson

    Since when did a THEME PARK take precedence over a nationally important wildlife site? If we are to arrest the decline in Britain's wildlife, we have to start by getting our priorities right. How... Read more

  • Lesley Cannon

    Natural England have recommended Swanscombe be declared a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Our most important wildlife sites must not be lost. Swanscombe supports over 250 invertebrate species of... Read more

  • Leslie Arkless

    Swanscombe Peninsula which has been recommended by Natural England as a SSSI and needs to be protected for its range of habitats and flora and fauna including nationally scarce and species of... Read more

  • Louise Butfoy

    The development of the London Resort will be a disaster for local biodiversity and on a national scale due to the significant invertebrate populations on Swanscombe peninsula. We are in a biodiversity... Read more

  • Lynnette Johnson

    I do not see the need for yet another theme park especially one that would destroy such a beautiful, ecologically and environmentally important place. I do, however, absolutely see the need to protect... Read more

  • Mark Griffin

    I would like to ask that permission is not given to build a Resort Theme Park on Swanscombe Peninsula. It has been recognised as deserving status as a SSSI by Natural England. To lose more natural... Read more

  • Mark Pennell

    I can well understand why the Swanscombe Peninsula is designated a site of Special Scientific Interest. As "brownfield" land it might have an inferior image of being "pre-used", but for a long time... Read more

  • Matthew Livesey

    To build on an SSSI for a theme park is quite simply ridiculous. Given that the Distinguished Jumping Spider is only found on two sites in the UK, they should both be preserved and conserved. Anything... Read more

  • Michael Bennett

    This is not an ordinary brownfield site, if such a thing exists. It is an incredibly diverse mosaic of wetland and grassland, and supports around 250 invertebrates of conservation concern, including... Read more

  • Moira O'Donnell

    I am writing to urge you not to grant planning permission for the London Resort on the site of Swanscombe Marshes. In a post-covid world we need wild open spaces for our health and mental well-being,... Read more

  • Natalie Clemson

    This is a site of scientific interest due to a plethora of endangered species that rely on this unique habitat for survival. Given the current ecological and climate emergency that has been declared... Read more

  • Nick Flint

    Swanscombe Peninsula supports an outstanding range of wildlife, including over 250 invertebrate species of conservation concern. It is also home to nationally rare and endangered bees, spiders,... Read more

  • Peter Kennerley

    Swanscombe Peninsula supports an outstanding range of wildlife inhabiting a unique open mosaic of coastal habitats, grasslands, scrub and wetlands. Natural England have recommended Swanscombe be... Read more

  • Peter Ridewood

    There is a climate and ecological emergency ,any more building on precious natural land should only be for the absolute necessity,a theme park does not cover this ,please reconsider.

  • Philip Key

    I believe the application should be rejected on the grounds of the damage it would do to the Swanscombe Peninsula, which Natural England has recommended be made a SSSI. The site consists of a rare mix... Read more

  • Rachel Seddon

    Having lived on another area of marshland, the Walthamstow Marshes in London, for 15 years, I have seen the variety of wildlife this type of environment supports, and its great value to the local... Read more

  • Rae Cecil

    Please think again about destroying this wonderful and unique environment. It has devolved over the years to be a home for numerous plants, insects, birds, mammals and other creatures. Once it has... Read more

  • Rita Belding

    As this is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest why destroy it when we so desperately need to guard and protect our precious countryside which is rapidly being destroyed? There is enough... Read more

  • Sarah Proud

    Swanscombe Marshes is one of the very, very few areas left for nature in the UK. Over 250 species of invertebrate, whose numbers are already of concern, live here. We should be protecting this area... Read more

  • Sharon Ackland

    Following the great news that Swanscombe Marshes have received the SSSI status, I'm appealing to you to leave the area just as it is - an important 'breath of fresh air'. It's so valuable to, not only... Read more

  • Thomas A Ingram

    I would like to add my voice in opposition to this proposed development. I am a long term member of the RSPB and have an interest in all wildlife generally. I find it hard to believe that this... Read more

  • Wendy Douglas

    Swanscombe Peninsula is not an SSSI for nothing, the area deserves to be protected from any ‘built’ development to maintain the wide variety of flora and fauna now, and for future generations. Our... Read more

  • Willow May

    (Redacted) its hard for me to put this inyo my own words hence i hsve to cut and paste some information about this oroject but please do not underestimate my passion and upset about the proposed... Read more

  • Abigail Woodman

    In March 2019, the UK Parliament declared a climate emergency. Thinking about how to mitigate the effects of climate change is not a nice to have, it is absolutely essential if we are to avoid... Read more

  • Caroline Day

    I am writing as someone who does not live in the area but is concerned about Swanscombe since it homes species of regional and national significance which will be adversely affected by development.... Read more

  • Claire Philpott

    These plans for a theme park threaten rare and vulnerable species on a site of special scientific interest. Once they are lost, they are lost forever. Apart from all the tiny invertebrates, which are,... Read more

  • Cllr. Tony Harwood

    The very special and perhaps unique landscape and ecology of the Swanscombe peninsula make it inevitable that significant harm would result if this scheme were to proceed. There exist other more... Read more

  • David Griffin

    I intend to outline my concerns about Swanscombe Marshes being developed because of the rare nature of this costal habitat, and the wildlife that it supports. As I am not local I am not able with... Read more

  • David Jervis

    My reasons for objecting:- Swanscombe Peninsula supports an outstanding range of wildlife- 1. Swanscombe is a unique open mosaic of coastal habitats, grasslands, scrub and wetlands that have developed... Read more

  • David Moore

    The Prime Minister promised a green rebuiding of the economy but yet again it seems this is just paying lip service. HS1 & 2 have already destroyed acres of valuable & unreplaceable habitat and if... Read more

  • Diana Wallace

    A theme park could be put anywhere but this is a really special site for wildlife. It's about time we stood up for our rarer species which are declining and threatened with extinction. I would like my... Read more

  • Dr Kaye

    I want to add my voice to calls to protect Swanscombe. I used to visit this wonderful place when my children were small. It is a rare place that holds so many different and contrasting natural... Read more

  • Dr. Erica C D Hunter

    I am writing to voice my deep concern about the proposal to build the London Theme resort park on Swanscombe Marshes Peninsula. This would effectively destroy a very rich habitat, comprising coastal... Read more

  • Dr. Jeremy Bartlett

    Swanscombe Peninsula is a very special place: a unique open mosaic of coastal habitats, grasslands, scrub and wetlands which have developed as a result of the site’s complex human history. Wildlife... Read more

  • G Coldham

    I strongly object to this plan by The London Resort We treasure the area just the way it is, and many local residents in the Swanscombe, Northfleet and Gravesend area are vehemently opposed to any... Read more

  • Graeme Davis

    I think this application should be rejected on many grounds. Swanscombe marshes are not just a site of national importance, but national importance containing many scarce and endangered species. As... Read more

  • Jacqueline Abbott

    Hello Do we need a London Resort theme park on the Swanscombe Peninsula. No we do not! This is another money making scheme by greedy entrepreneurs to ruin a newly designated Site of Special Scientific... Read more