Tom
I am a FH squatter
- Joined
- Dec 22, 2003
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I don't think you can stop all changes to land usage. You have to be pragmatic and pick your battles. Some development is always going to happen - your house, wherever it may be, sits on something someone once valued.
My council want to bypass a very old road not far from me and there's significant local opposition. Thing is, they're going to do it come what may, and they're correct - the road is needed. So my focus is on campaigning for the existing, crappy old goat track of a road to be filtered so that it can only be used to access the houses it runs past. So that nobody can use it as a shortcut, unless they're in a bus, or cycling.
My council want to bypass a very old road not far from me and there's significant local opposition. Thing is, they're going to do it come what may, and they're correct - the road is needed. So my focus is on campaigning for the existing, crappy old goat track of a road to be filtered so that it can only be used to access the houses it runs past. So that nobody can use it as a shortcut, unless they're in a bus, or cycling.