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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2023)
Prepared for a sustainable and green future
Representation ID: 347
Received: 25/09/2023
Respondent: Ms Celine Romand-Monnier
Public transport really must become more reliable and more affordable, at the moment the prices are extortionate.
Could the river be used too by implementing electrical boats / small ferries services between the Medway towns, and perhaps extending to the Thames towns and London?
Public transport really must become more reliable and more affordable, at the moment the prices are extortionate.
Could the river be used too by implementing electrical boats / small ferries services between the Medway towns, and perhaps extending to the Thames towns and London?
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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2023)
Securing jobs and developing skills for a competitive economy
Representation ID: 350
Received: 26/09/2023
Respondent: Ms Celine Romand-Monnier
In order to develop skills in the future, I think it is important that Medway social services are better equipped to get children to school. I see children who go to school perhaps one day out of 5, this is something that prevents skills building. Seeing the present situation, I would gauge that massive recruitment in social services is needed and I would suggest a campaign educating parents in the necessity to take their children to school in order to secure them (and society at large) a good future.
In order to develop skills in the future, I think it is important that Medway social services are better equipped to get children to school. I see children who go to school perhaps one day out of 5, this is something that prevents skills building. Seeing the present situation, I would gauge that massive recruitment in social services is needed and I would suggest a campaign educating parents in the necessity to take their children to school in order to secure them (and society at large) a good future.
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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2023)
5.2
Representation ID: 351
Received: 26/09/2023
Respondent: Ms Celine Romand-Monnier
The plan should also be precise about how existing housing will be protected from noise (already very high in Strood, for instance), air pollution, light pollution, when new houses are built. The plan should also include a rule of planting one tree / plant for each tree / plant that is destroyed when building new houses. In my 11 years in Strood, I have seen a lot of green spaces destroyed and very little replanted.
The plan should also be precise about how existing housing will be protected from noise (already very high in Strood, for instance), air pollution, light pollution, when new houses are built. The plan should also include a rule of planting one tree / plant for each tree / plant that is destroyed when building new houses. In my 11 years in Strood, I have seen a lot of green spaces destroyed and very little replanted.
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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2023)
Prepared for a sustainable and green future
Representation ID: 371
Received: 02/10/2023
Respondent: Ms Celine Romand-Monnier
It would be absolutely lovely to have a cycle path along the whole of Medway river, allowing to cycle from Strood to Maidstone, for instance, along the river.
It would be absolutely lovely to have a cycle path along the whole of Medway river, allowing to cycle from Strood to Maidstone, for instance, along the river.
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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2023)
The plan's vision is to
Representation ID: 454
Received: 13/10/2023
Respondent: Ms Celine Romand-Monnier
By 2040, Medway is a place that acknowledges noise as harmful pollution and a health hazard and has implemented measures allowing residents to sleep with an open window, like residents of much bigger cities are able to. Vegetal sound barriers, less road traffic, crackdown on bad neighbour practices (loud music, shouting, etc.) in terraced houses, education campaigns, etc.
By 2040, Medway is a place that acknowledges noise as harmful pollution and a health hazard and has implemented measures allowing residents to sleep with an open window, like residents of much bigger cities are able to. Vegetal sound barriers, less road traffic, crackdown on bad neighbour practices (loud music, shouting, etc.) in terraced houses, education campaigns, etc.
