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  • Natural England (Natural England)

    Natural England's full relevant representations have been emailed to the project email address [PLEASE SEE ATTACHED]. Below is a summary of our representations: Overall, Natural England are satisfied... Read more

  • Neil Summers

    I am worried about the impact and the noise levels that he’s going to have on our village in the future as I have lived here for the last 40 years

  • Dentons UK ME LLP (Dentons UK ME LLP) on behalf of Network Rail Infrastructure Limited (Network Rail Infrastructure Limited)

    Representation Withdrawn Please take this letter as our formal response to your letter sent on 2nd May 2023 concerning the Hinckley National Rail Freight Interchange Order. Principle For any new... Read more

  • Nicholas John Alesbrook

    Erosion of green space Pollution Amount of lorries in the area already Afgect on the railway infrastructure

  • Nik Sutherington

    This project is totally inappropriate for the local area. It will mean a huge increase in traffic to the nearby villages, some of which (Sharnford) already has 10,000+ vehicles passing through every... Read more

  • Nina Clements

    The air pollution levels are already high in the area; we do not anything adding to it. The traffic would be too great. Already some of the main roads are quite dangerous as there is so much traffic... Read more

  • Pamela Dawn Lewis

    Our village has grown substantially over the last 10 years or so already causing issues with volume of traffic on its roads. Large lorries that cause problems are impacting village life and this will... Read more

  • Shoosmiths LLP (Shoosmiths LLP) on behalf of Parker Strategic Land and others (Parker Strategic Land and others)

    We are instructed by Parker Strategic Land Limited (“Parker”) and the following individuals: i) Philip Ian William Bailey ii) Linda Margaret Bailey iii) David Arnold Woodward iv) Jane Elizabeth... Read more

  • Shoosmiths LLP (Shoosmiths LLP) on behalf of Parker Strategic Land, Barwood Land and others (Parker Strategic Land, Barwood Land and others)

    We are instructed by a consortium of land promoters predominantly consisting of Barwood Development Securities Limited and Parker Strategic Land Limited (the “Consortium”) and Ms Jennifer Taylor. The... Read more

  • Patricia Harrison

    I object to the Hinckley National Rail Freight interchange due to air pollution, noise pollution and traffic delays. After fighting for cleaner air by planting many trees in this area, this hub will... Read more

  • Paul Alan Christopher Nightingale

    Concerned about the impact on roads and the loss of part of Burbage Common

  • Paul McNamara

    DRFT is 20 minutes away why do we need another terminal so close? The traffic is often in gridlock around Hinckley now without further vehicles. No real benefits to community as most employees will be... Read more

  • Pauline Ann Hoden

    i am exceedingly concerned about Narborough Station having 16 huge freight trains daily. The village roads from the station will be gridlocked as they are at times now with the normal trains. Also,... Read more

  • Penny Price Aromatherapy Ltd (Penny Price Aromatherapy Ltd)

    My views on the Hinckley National Rail Freight Interchange proposals are that it will ruin a small market town with little infrastructure in the road network, which is already blocked and inadequate.... Read more

  • Peter Alan Cheshire

    The impact of the proposed development has been grossly understated, the proposed development will have a devastating ecological impact on mammals, amphibians, insects especially bees and birds. The... Read more

  • Peter James Robinson

    Having recently moved into the area from Leicester city, I have enjoyed the relatively clean air and relatively quiet, low traffic environment in which I now live. All of this is threatened by this... Read more

  • Peter John Murphy

    Traffic Concerns - When the M69 motorway was planned in early 1970s it was recognised at that time that if the Burbage/ Sapcote junction was created allowing traffic from the M6 side of the motorway... Read more

  • Philip Wheatley

    This ludicrous project is not needed for our area or even England, it would increase air pollution, decrease quality of life,produce more carbon when we're trying as a country to reduce carbon... Read more

  • Polly Jones

    I am writing to you with great concern, alongside numerous members of our community, regarding the plans for the Hinckley rail freight interchange. I firmly believe that this proposed development will... Read more

  • Rachael Johnson

    I have concerns about the increase in vehicle movements in the surrounding area. If it was to go ahead, a link road from Earl Shilton A47 would be essential, however this will have a detrimental... Read more

  • Rachel Burlingham

    I am writing to you to raise my concerns regarding the proposed development by Tritax (Hinckley railway hub). My husband and I own wentworth stables on Burbage Common road, next to the proposed... Read more

  • Raj Chinger

    We have recently purchased a property in Burbage and will be reconsidering our application. We decided to move here as it is a lovely quiet village with surrounding rural areas. Should this... Read more

  • Family group -husband and wife (Both retired) (Family group -husband and wife (Both retired)) on behalf of Ralph Andrew and Gillian Yardley (Ralph Andrew and Gillian Yardley)

    This is an inappropriate use of productive agricultural land in an area which is already saturated with warehouses, distribution depots and the like. Sited immediately adjacent to Burbage common and... Read more

  • Rebecca Shearing

    Don't do it. Please find somewhere else. We already have loads of industrial sites and housing in the area, so roads in and out of Hinckley can't cope with the amount of traffic. It would be a real... Read more

  • Richard Hamilton

    Main issue here.is building such a large scale development right next to the only bit of open space in the Hinckley area where you can go for a walk and escape from the local hustle and bustle.... Read more