Save Nottingham Airfield

Important: Have you sent your objections yet?

We’re asking a favour – whether you have sent your objections in yet or whether you’re going to do it in the next 2 days – please, read this favour we’re asking.

We want to avoid the possibility that your objections to RBC might be accidentally inaccurately counted.

We also want to avoid the possibility your objections might not be correctly categorised.

Therefore we are asking you to copy your email submissions to a validating email address we have set up:

fortherecord@savenottinghamairfield.org

Please send a copy of your submission whether you have already sent it – or if you plan on sending it in the next 2 days – to that email address.

We will tally the number of objections and we shall categorise those objections. Then we will arrange a face-to-face meeting with RBC and with members of the media, to compare our results.

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  1. steven Parker

    I lived in Tollerton before Gamston or any of the surrounding housing was built. Although the Lings Bar to Holme Pierpont releif road was constructed, the road and river bridge infrastructures along with schools, doctors and sewerage systems has not kept up and does not have plans to cope with the existing and proposed let alone the increases in the above listed. As well as destroying a historic Nottinghamshire landmark site, visited regularly by royalty, that provided work, training, entertainment and the sustaining of the local green environment. I have been present at the airport when human organ have been transported to Papworth, Edinburgh. etc cutting traveling times and saving lives. Whilst it is perfectly acceptable to use one of the disused airfield that have been abandoned in the East Midlands it is madness to destroy a working county asset that Many city’s in the other UK cities would be delighted to have on their doorsteps. You will never be able to replace this aviation facility. There is still plenty of brown field available adjacent to the proposed airfield site in Cotgrave former colliery, a genuine brown field site.

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