"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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"Steve Warren - UK Speedtrap Guide" writes:
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| The view we have however is a SSSI so will never be developed, ....

Where DID you get that idea from? It merely means that it is
unlikely to be development by small landowners or developers,
as recent history demonstrates. Yes, it is a slight impediment
to bigger ones and the government, but not enough to stop major
developments.


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Nick Maclaren,
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The fact that it has 4 berrial grounds on it, three caves, two still
standing iron age markers for some kind of entrance and Mr Lowmas who owns
the land and likes it as a back garden, for his rather large and very nice
home and pets. Plus the fact he has sold all the land he has been allowed to
develop. That was enough for me, but then maybe a major developer with
enough back handers may get the go ahead to build. But if that happens I
suspect pigs will have developed wings.

Its interesting though, just what kind of feelings a hedge and a law can
stir up though.

Steve