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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2024)
Spatial Development Strategy
Representation ID: 1874
Received: 29/07/2024
Respondent: Ms Tina Bay
Support local businesses. Why are you proposing to close Chatham dock. Thriving businesses there. Businesses we need to build all these houses and environmental help with recycling business. Employing local people with highly skilled jobs. They need the water to run these businesses. You will be displacing many employees who have trained for years. The labour council actively opposed the closing of the Docks until they gained leadership. You say support local businesses but you are not. Also part of our heritage is at the docks. You need to leave the dock alone.
Support local businesses. Why are you proposing to close Chatham dock. Thriving businesses there. Businesses we need to build all these houses and environmental help with recycling business. Employing local people with highly skilled jobs. They need the water to run these businesses. You will be displacing many employees who have trained for years. The labour council actively opposed the closing of the Docks until they gained leadership. You say support local businesses but you are not. Also part of our heritage is at the docks. You need to leave the dock alone.
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Medway Local Plan (Regulation 18, 2024)
3.2.1
Representation ID: 1875
Received: 29/07/2024
Respondent: Ms Tina Bay
SGO2. It’s not all about building affordable housing. If you close the docks you are making people unemployed, they won’t be able to buy the houses you intend to build. Hundreds of jobs will be lost. In fact one of the businesses located at the docks makes the reinforcement needed to build houses. You have a thriving business on your door step. Local deliveries no need to import from other countries. The houses built need to be affordable for local people, and infrastructure must be a priority. Medway towns are a nightmare to travel around already.
SGO2. It’s not all about building affordable housing. If you close the docks you are making people unemployed, they won’t be able to buy the houses you intend to build. Hundreds of jobs will be lost. In fact one of the businesses located at the docks makes the reinforcement needed to build houses. You have a thriving business on your door step. Local deliveries no need to import from other countries. The houses built need to be affordable for local people, and infrastructure must be a priority. Medway towns are a nightmare to travel around already.
