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My uncle (now deceased recently) volunteered for over 20 years at this location. The site is thriving with wildlife and plants and it seems to be a terrible act of destruction to get rid of a Nature...
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Crossness Nature Reserve in Bexley, South East London offers one of the last remaining area of grazed marshland within the Greater London area. The site is a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and a...
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I am concerned about the environmental impact on the nature reserve, the local habitat and wildlife
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I strongly object to part of this well established amenity Nature Reserve being destroyed and the rest of the area majorly impacted by Carbon Capture infrastructure. NB it takes years for grazing...
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Crossness Nature Reserve is a 25.5-hectare reserve, part of the Erith Marshes and is a Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation. The proposed development threatens where one of...
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Since the HSE was last consulted on the Section 42 around Jul 2018 (when the project was known as the Riverside Energy Park), a new site has obtained hazardous substances consent to the east of this...
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The Cory development will impact on the local area, taking away some unique natural wildlife/flower/fauna.
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This land was set aside and protected for a nature reserve. This project is in blatant breach of that and totally undermines any promises made to protect one small piece of the riverside. Shame on...
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This may (or may not) be a good project, but it is on the wrong site. There is no reason for this development to be situated on the nature reserve when there is a brownfield site on the other side of...
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It would be a shame to lose yet another area of natural beauty which is a valuable resource for people and wildlife alike. The Birdwatching centre is vital in connecting children with the variety and...
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In a time of ecological crisis, I find it disturbing that the conservative government and Cory are in agreement to destroy any areas of the natural environment. This particular space I understand not...
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I object to Cory's plans to build a massive building on cite. Crossness Nature Reserve is loved by many locals and vistors. Crossness helps protect Bexley from flooding plus it is a rare and precious...
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The current project proposals will directly impact 2ha of Crossness Local Nature Reserve (LNR), a site that falls within the Thames Estuary South Important Invertebrate Area (IIA). IIAs are nationally...
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This is the largest established nature reserve in SE London. The loss of habitat would have a detrimental impact on flora and fauna including some rare species. Cory intends using glyphosate as a...
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The loss of the nature reserve to construct the facility will be a great loss for the area Why is it not possible to build it on the north side of the river
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This project means land will be lost from a unique natural habitat, threatening its viability. Cory should choose an alternative location which would avoid natural habitat loss and repurpose existing...
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There are a number issues: 1. The area around the Cory site is a designated nature reserve which I have walked through many times and wondered at the diversity of the wild life. The proposal could...
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Unbelievable that a project supposed to meet climate change objectives proposes to destroy over 11% of ancient Thames Grazing marsh in the process. This is a Local Nature Reserve rich in biodiversity...
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Having read Cory's plans the first thing that comes to mind is deception! The Crossness Nature Reserve is not getting bigger! It will lose as i understand it 2.9 hectars/6.2 acres of land. Not only...
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Crossness Nature Reserve is a unique piece of nature, providing a safe haven for rare and endangered wildlife, and a serene space to escape cancerous London life. It is designated as a Local Nature...
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Reasons for objections - Irreplaceable loss of Belvedere marsh land/ Metropolitan Open Land/ Nature reserve/ SINC/SSSI. This is set against the transitory nature of Carbon Capture (finite storage in...
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Thamesmead is already overbuilt with industrial sites and the nature pushed out of the cities. Thamesmead identity is its wild nature, please don't spoil our home . We want our nature, not a factory....
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This site represents a vital habitat for endangered wildlife and recreation space important to many local residents. When local biodiversity is under intense pressure from building for housing and...
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I am against such a project due to the social and environmental impact it may have and therefore appeal and request as a concerned individual a compromise or alternative solutions to the issue in...
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I am a long-term resident local to the area, familiar with the riverside environment and a regular user of Crossness Nature Reserve. A significant impact of this project, should it go ahead, is the...
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