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Over 1,725 sign protest petition

Over 1,725 sign protest petition
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Over 500 sign protest petition

Sustainable Warminster members Harriet James (left) and Sarah Walters at the site looking towards Scratchbury Hill MORE than 500 people have signed a petition protesting over plans to build 28 new homes close to a nature reserve in Warminster. Sustainable Warminster is calling on locals to help stop the houses being built on land off Damask Way. Sustainable Warminster and Warminster Town Council have both objected to the plans by developers Backhouse Ltd to build 28 new homes on land east of Damask Way, east of Upper Marsh Road and north of Smallbrook Lane. Sarah Walters, of Sustainable Warminster, said: Warminster is soon to lose another important area of green space if Wiltshire Council give the go-ahead to the building of 28 houses at the proposed Damask Way site.

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Warminster housing scheme could lead to a 27 per cent loss in biodiversity

ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners protesting against a housing estate in Warminster say there will be a 27 per cent loss in biodiversity if the scheme goes ahead. Members of Sustainable Warminster have objected to the plans by developers Backhouse Ltd to build 28 new homes on land east of Damask Way, east of Upper Marsh Road and north of Smallbrook Lane. The area is a green escarpment close to the Smallbrook Meadows Nature Reserve and overlooks the River Wylye, and contains areas of rare acid grassland which supports protected invertebrate and reptile species. Its wooded areas support badgers and birds of conservation concernsuch as song thrush and tawny owl.

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Warminster housing scheme could lead to a 27 per cent loss in biodiversity | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners protesting against a housing estate in Warminster say there will be a 27 per cent loss in biodiversity if the scheme goes ahead. Members of Sustainable Warminster have objected to the plans by developers Backhouse Ltd to build 28 new homes on land east of Damask Way, east of Upper Marsh Road and north of Smallbrook Lane. The area is a green escarpment close to the Smallbrook Meadows Nature Reserve and overlooks the River Wylye, and contains areas of rare acid grassland which supports protected invertebrate and reptile species. Its wooded areas support badgers and birds of conservation concernsuch as song thrush and tawny owl.

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