Representation by Moira Gomes
- Date submitted
- 10 January 2019
- Submitted by
- Members of the public/businesses
I am one of thousands of members of the public that really resent Highways trying to ignore views and force their plans through. There are very few sites of special significance in England. I personally believe we have a responsibility to protect the whole area. To intend to force through and ignore our views in favour of the motor car, running roughshod no less than three times is simply abhorrent. Once bulldozers begin there can be no reparation. This site in England is barely understood as to purpose or history. It’s intrinsically important to protect. We damage the area at our peril, and certainly not to satisfy ever faster movement across this important landscape which is of incalculable value. The twenty first century must calm down, refuse the need for speed on normal roads, respect the environment of which we are only erstwhile custodians for future generations. Refuse to skateboard through sacred sites - and most of all respect disparate views!