Ivydene Gardens Home: If you approve of the building of this school in this area in this way, you might find the following worth looking at:- Local Authority A free Medway newsletter every Friday covering local news, politics, culture, and more. Paid supporters receive three newsletters every week. Hundreds of paid subscribers Perhaps you might read all of the Southeastern "simplifies" timetable by removing services article |
Coroner rules air pollution caused death of nine-year-old girl is the headline on the front page of The Times on Thursday December 17 2020:- "A nine-year-old girl who died after an asthma attack has become the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death. ... From Page 7 of The Times on Thursday December 17 2020:- The Commons environmental audit committee warned in 2010, when Ella made the first of about 30 visits to hospital after severe asthma attacks, that air pollution caused 35,000 premature deaths in the UK. ... THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND MEDWAY COUNCIL ARE PAYING AND APPROVED THE PLANS FOR THIS SCHOOL, WHICH WILL KILL THE CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS ATTENDING IT OVER A PERIOD OF TIME INSTEAD OF THE SHORTENED TIME CARRIED OUT IN AUSCHWITZ CONCENTRATION CAMP DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. I HAVE - SOME MONTHS AGO - SPECIFIED IN THIS PAGE HOW THIS POLLUTION FOR THOSE CHILDREN AND PARENTS COULD BE CONSIDERABLE REDUCED AND ALSO IMPROVE THE ROADS IN THE VICINITY TO REDUCE AIR POLLUTION EVEN FURTHER. I live less than 25 metres from the main road and I do have chest problems. During hours of the day I can walk into Rainham for over 500 yards and beat the rush hour traffic. This page was started in September 2019. Since 2017, Rainham has built many houses and intends to build 5000 more. Swale and Maidstone districts are also building alongside Medway land boundaries with more than 2000. The traffic in Moor Street where I live, which is part of the A2, runs into Rainham High Street and traffic is that slow that I can walk the half-mile into Rainham Town Centre along this Rainham High Street |
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Damage to Tree Trunks 1, 2, 3, 4 caused by people, Camera Photo Galleries:- Will visitors to Madeira worry about having branches or trees in public places fall on them? No; according to PROBLEMS WITH TREES IN PAVEMENTS IN ST. PETER PORT, GUERNSEY IN SEPTEMBER 2019 Medway Proposed New School Comments in September 2019
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On the 19th September 2019, I sent the following 2 emails:- |
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Dear Ms H Burden, thank you for your email. My further comments are on my Welcome page of Kind Regards, Chris Garnons-Williams
On 29 Aug 2019, at 15:37, Community Consultation Team <info@leighacademyrainhamplans.co.uk> wrote: Dear Mr Garnons-Williams, thank you for your response, I would like to welcome you to our preview Kind regards Helen Burden Community Engagement Team
From: chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk [mailto:chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk] Sent: 28 July 2019 13:16 To: info@leighacademyrainhamplans.co.uk Subject: Errors on Leigh Academy Rainham Plans
Dear Sir/Madam, From where you intend to build a school for over 1100 girls/boys between 11-18, you will need to pump From the photo on your website indicating the land for the school, it would appear that you will have the In order to sort that out you need to switch the school car park, school building and plying grounds at There are 3 roads going East-West in the Medway Area. The M2, the A2 and Lower Rainham Road. If there is a If the school is to be community based, will a new Health Centre be built on the grounds next to the school plot of There is a section on my Welcome page of www.ivydenegardens.co.uk which does explain why we in the
I would make suggestions a) concerning a 10 feet wide vegetation buffer which includes a path within it round the site, What is the other half of the field going to be used for? Annex it to the school and use it to grow the fruit and Yours sincerely, Chris Garnons-Williams I found out today (16 December 2021) that the Blue Surgery in the Health Centre closed in 2021, so we are left with only the red |
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Begin forwarded message: From: "chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk" <chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk> Subject: Re: Patient engagement event on digital support for people living with asthma Date: 23 September 2019 at 07:58:32 BST To: Victoria Bean <no-reply@emailengage.info> Reply-To: Christopher Garnons-Williams <chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk>
Dear Ms Bean, A new school is to built on Otterham Quay Lane for over 1100 pupils. The average air pollution is above the I have stated my comments on the Welcome Page (Home Page) of my educational website https://www.ivydenegardens.co.uk. I have seen today excavations in the field, so the building work has already started. Medway seems to like to Not only the school but the surrounding 200 yards of housing will also be affected from the railway line in Kind regards, Chris Garnons-Williams
On 20 Sep 2019, at 14:26, Victoria Bean <no-reply@emailengage.info> wrote: Dear Member The Academic Health Science Network and the Design and Learning Centre are organising a patient engagement This takes place on 26th September 2019, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm at The Kings Studio, Aylesford Village Community Kind regards Victoria Bean |
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The following comments - for the proposed new school in Medway - are responses to the published material from the September 2019 issue of Landscape &
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1. Childhood obesity, poor mental health and sleep problems linked to playground decline. |
"New research with parents shows the devastating impact that the sharp decline in outdoor play facilities is having on their The survey was carried out by Mumsnet - the UK's biggest website for parents - and commissioned by the Association of Play The survey of 1,111 parents with children aged between 2 and 12 has revealed:
If a playground was installed close to the car park, then parents could park their cars, play with their younger children having |
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2. Green pollution barrier breaks ground. |
"Work has begun to install a pioneering barrier of plants and shrubs, designed using the research of a Department of Landscape The Gogogreen campaign was launched in March this year, by Hunter's Bar Infant School and the Department of Landscape If this barrier was installed round the 3 sides that roads running parralel to them then that would reduce the air pollution caused |
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3. John Chambers Wildflower seed makes a B-Line to help pollinators in Skipton. |
"John Chambers Wildflower Seed has donated a custom mix of native wildflower seed to create an exciting new wildflower Yorkshire Dales Millenium Trust (YDMT) worked with Skipton Town Council to create the new meadow. The project will see Part of Bee Together, a programme supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund which works with local communities to |
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4. Terrain Aeration relieves waterlogging. |
"Terrain Aeration have treated all kinds of turf surface for waterlogging, compaction and panning, from sports fields, golf The machine hammers a hollow probe one metre into the soil and a blast of compressed air is released to fracture and fissure The result is relief from waterlogging and healthier turf, with minimum disruption during the treatment." |
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One of the issues raised was safe access:-
In theory this may be a reasonabley safe mechanical access but it certainly is not a safe access ftrom the pont of stationary traffic belching out and adding to the excess air pollution already recorded in Medway. This will then lead to both the drivers and pupils probably getting asthma. |
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C is Dry Attenuation Basin - "Detention basins are surface storage basins or facilities that provide flow control through attenuation of stormwater runoff. They also facilitate some settling of particulate pollutants. Detention basins are normally dry and in certain situations the land may also function as a recreational facility. However, basins can also be mixed, including both a permanently wet area for wildlife or treatment of the runoff and an area that is usually dry to cater for flood attenuation." from The Community for sustainable drainage. In other words rainwater falling on the roof of this school, 3 Court MUGA or on the drive/car park will be drained into the Dry Attenuation Basin for it to be slowly absorbed into the soil below. So there will be no stormdrain which would have to be pumped up to the storm drain in Oterham Quay Lane which would normally be the drain to take away this water. Normally you have to allow for 2 inches (5cm) of rain to be drained, but you can have more. These 2 Basins do not appear to be able to take that volume. If it overflows in the winter, then the deciduous tree roots will not absorb it and you will end up with an ice rink on the car park and drive. That is the reason why these 24 metre and 18 metre shrub/tree sections of 'native shrub planting buffer' were put into the plan. B is Substation and electric isolation enclosure. No mention of pump and back-up pump to pump the main drain material from the school up to the drain in Otterham Quay Lane. Presumably instead the main drain from the school will enter a French Drain under the native shrub planting buffer between the school and the railway line leading to a tank at the other end. This tank can then be emptied by a Waste Tanker parked on Seymour Road. Most of the liquid will be absorbed by the roots of the vegetation above. If you aim to do this, I would suggest that you make the trees or shrubs evergreen so that they will absorb the fluid in the winter as well. Of course, when the pupils do their practical Chemistry, those plants in the 'native shrub planting buffer' are going to appreciate the sulphuric acid and other chemicals poured down the drain. |
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It is good to see that the Department for Education is funding this entire school. It is a pity that that department has not done a risk assessment and discovered the health risks with allowing the access for vehicles, students and staff to be from Otterham Quay Lane. I have elsewhere in the Welcome Page detailed the health, transportation, lack of water and doctors for this scheme in this form. |
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Perhaps you would like to see a photo in Other Table 4 of the permanent air pollution cloud over London taken in Stockbury, Kent, which is about 30 miles from London. The following article was on the front page of The Times on Monday November 29 2019:- "LIVING NEAR BUSY ROAD STUNTS LUNG DEVELOPMENT The risk of having a stroke or developing lung cancer increases by up to to 10 per cent for those in The cleaner air would also reduce the number of coronary heart disease cases by 1,885 in London and The report is one of the most comprehensive yet on the various ways in which air pollution damages health. It compares air pollution levels on quiet roads with busy highways such as A-roads and others with high traffic levels, Oxford had the greatest difference in terms of reduced lung growth in children, at 14 per cent. This is attributed The report seeks to present the impacts in a more meaningful way than general statements previously issued, The Clean Air Parent's Network, a group of parents from across the country campaigning to improve air quality, The Conservative manifesto, published yesteday, promised to set "strict new laws on air quality" but did not Lucy Harbor, a mother in north London and founder of the campaign group Clean Air 4 Schools, said "These Sandy Robertson, who works in A&E at Homerton University Hospital in east London and is a council member Tom Pierce, a cardiac anaesthetist in Southampton, said " the figures published today show that air pollution
The following article was on page 33 of The Times on Monday November 29 2019 as part of a Leading Article:- ... New laws are on the way, and they must have teeth. They should ban sales of new diesel and petrol cars from The legislation should impose traffic bans outside schools at drop-off and pick-up times, which will have the
It is good to see that the Department for Education is funding this entire school and due to their new roundabout,
the whole of Medway would be gridlocked and workers could not get to work in the morning by 09:00 in the Medway is building, building and building but not providing the infrastructure to go with it like GPs, roads, or
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The following article was on the page 15 of The Times on Saturday December 21 2019:- "Practices in Thanet, Kent, are the most short-staffed in the country, with 2,723 patients per GP on average. Neighbouring Medway and Swale both have more than 2,500 patients per GP, among the worst 5 rates nationally. The avarage surgery has 1,721 patients per GP".
The following article was on the page 14 of The Times on Saturday December 21 2019:- "Why is there a shortage of GPs? Have things got worse? Why are doctors quitting? As they become busier GPs are burning out, creating a vicious cycle for those who remain. A recent poll found that the average GP was seeing 41 patients a day, with some seeing more than 100 despite feeling that more than 30 was unsafe. Figures this week showed that 45% of GPs were now working less than full time. What is the problem with pensions? What is the government doing? My comment: " I paid more than £50 towards the interest on the National Debt out of my tax bill of about £550 in one of my years of retirement. The National debt goes up by over £100 billion a year, so this 4.5 billion will simply be added to it and if the interest rate went from 0.5% to 5% then almost all my tax would go on paying interest on the National Debt each year. Because the tax man wants his pound of flesh, then the doctors etc have to work less hours and retire early not to have pay very hefty tax bills, so we must thank the Inland Revenue for denying us doctors to keep us alive as the government also allow the water companies to reduce our water so that we become dehydrated - 129 litres per person per day reduced by law to 110 litres per person per day by insertion of a pressure reduction valve in your incoming water supply to all new houses in the South East counties. As the population increases with the new houses, then the water pressure will be further reduced with the GPs become even more overloaded and retire, until the GPs are no more and you must join the private health service or overload the A&E department of your local hospital, so that closes down due to overwork. I wonder where the 1100 pupils at this new school will find their GP - survival of the fittest? All GP surgeries should get the manager, administrative staff and all supporting medical staff paid out by the main government, so that doctors do not have to do the management of all these extra jobs as well as look after patients. Their number of patients should be no more than 1600 each and if the doctors cannot be found for that geograhical area, then no new homes or businesses can be built until each doctor is only serving 1600 current population , until all that current population has a doctor, then a new doctor is installed before 1600 possible new patients can have their homes or businesses built. So get onto this tax situation and stop putting the native population through having to wait 9 weeks to see their doctor or have a doctor looking after 11,000 patients as at a practice in Maidstone, Kent. The consultants in the hospitals face the same tax invasion, so work less hours and retire earlier - must admit that if you do not have the doctors then it is a matter of survival of the fittest and tax man gains by levying further taxes on the children who have been given the house, but who have allowed their parents to live there rent free during the remainder of their parents lives. Stop passing the buck to the Water Boards and put into place new reservoirs, desalination plants or other means to provide 129 litres of water per person per day in the South East Counties, including the new population for the new homes and new businesses. REMEMBER THE STIFF BRITISH UPPER LIP AS WE SLOWLY DEHYDRATE AND DIE OF DISEASES - POSSIBLE SPEECH TO THE DEFENDANDS OF RORKE'S DRIFT OR IS IT FOR THE NATIVE POPULATION OF MEDWAY? WOULD AN MP BE CONCERNED AS HIS/HER CHILD OF 6 DIES OF A BLOCKAGE IN THE BOWEL AS SEBASTIAN HIBBERD DID WHEN HIS SURGERY WITH 6,876 PATIENTS AT THE PRACTICE AND THE EQUIVALENT OF 3 FULL-TIME GPs DID NOT SEE HIM AS THE DUTY DOCTOR AT THE SURGERY SAID THAT ON THE BASIS OF THE NOTES GIVEN TO HIM HE DID NOT REALISE THE CASE WAS "NEEDING IMMEDIATE ATTENTION" whereas the coroner said "It is more likely than not, had his condition been recognised and he had received treatment at 8.44, his life might have been preserved"?" Perhaps the MP prefers to play with BREXIT for the remainder of her/his term of office - minor point when Cypress owed money to the EU, it sent in its officials who took the money from the savings of the local population and their was nothing that the cypriots could do, so the politicians have realised that to get out of the EU, you have to do what the EU states, even if that cripples the country and then in a few years if we have not repented as the Irish did and gone back in, they might let us go - we did not read the contract which means that the EU can do anything it likes.
The following article was on page 11 of the I newspaper of Friday 30 April 2021:- "Nearly 800 GP surgeries have closed in the past 8 years, forcing millions of patients to move to a different doctor. If you allow for 2 adults and 2.2 children per household, then for every 400 new houses, you need another GP. So for the new 2000 house village to built alongside Medway district, that will require a new practice of 5 doctors. We do not have those doctors and so people who move into the South East are not going to get medical treatment and if nothing else will be killed off by the pollution from cars in the next 10 years, reduction in available water due to a 30% drop in the rainfall expected over the next 30 years and a further reduction in the available water as the land is covered in concrete and the rain goes into the rivers and out to sea instead of seeping down the soil to be used from Medway's aquifers. If we did not build a new house anywhere in the South-east, then over the years, the available rainwater would decrease by 30% and so the population and houses would need to decrease by that same amount. |
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The Inside Story of Labour's 'NHS For Sale' Leak We spoke to the campaigner whose digging eventually led to the leak of secret documents showing talks between the UK and US about trade. "So what do these documents show us? They basically give us an idea of what the US wants out of a trade deal, what the UK wants and where agreement is likely to be found. One of the most interesting things is how clearly these papers show where power lies in the room, and power lies with the US negotiators. US officials were furious with Theresa May’s Chequers plan for Brexit because it kind of tied us into EU standards in the long-term, and for US business that was a complete disaster because they said, "No, no, no, we want to sell you the chlorine chicken and all the other food we can’t sell you under EU standards, and we wouldn’t be able to do that under the Chequers plan." What we do know is that, on medicine pricing, the US government basically views the UK and every other government in the world as freeloading off US medical research, and that medicine prices in this country should be decided by the market. Introducing a market-based system for drug pricing would absolutely bankrupt the NHS, or would simply mean people would have to privately purchase medicines. What else is in there? Food standards are a big issue, and on standards and regulations more generally the Americans are keen on self-regulation and voluntary standards, rather than government taking action. On food, the words "chlorine chicken" are actually in this document. We know the British public are deeply sceptical about American food standards, and the Americans have actually offered to help the UK to sell chlorine chickens to a sceptical public. The Americans see as hard a Brexit as possible as being best for them because it means they will be able to change British standards to the greatest degree possible, which means there is more scope for low standard American food products coming into our markets."
What do papers obtained by Labour say about NHS and drug pricing? How does drug pricing in the UK work now? The UK has some of the lowest drug prices in Europe. A key reason for that is the existence of the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (Nice), which Tony Blair’s Labour government set up in 1999. It is an independent expert body that assesses evidence and issues guidance to the NHS and health professionals about which drugs, types of surgery and other forms of treatment benefit patients and are worth spending money on. As such it determines what drugs do and do not represent value for money for NHS bodies in England and Wales to buy to give to patients. Nice has a ceiling of £30,000 per year of “good quality life” gained, rising to £50,000 for end-of-life drugs such as cancer drugs. Nice’s judgments help keep prices down by capping what the NHS can spend on them. So does the NHS’s status as a bulk buyer of drugs, and EU-wide rules on patents. What do the Americans want to change? The minutes of the trade talks show the Trump administration and US pharmaceutical interests want the British government to dismantle the safeguards that protect the NHS from paying high prices for drugs.
So there is no problem at all, since without the GPs who are being pension-taxed out of a job and then we go to the A&E Department of our local hospital where the consultants are also pension taxed out of the service - GP's are now retiring at 58 instead of 60 and not working full time due to taxation; you will be unable to get medical help for problems in eating "chlorine chicken". I wonder what what would happen if people sold their possessions for cash only and fled to a foreign country, where they never had any debit or credit cards and only used cash? Now when we have become financial slaves of America after signing a trade deal with them after BREXIT, then the NHS will not be able to pay for the same drugs that as you get older you will require. You will have to pay for the drugs privately until you run out of money having sold your home to pay for them. So it does not matter if the GPs are no longer there, the taxman will then step in after you die and get another way of taxing your inheritance from the clothes that you died in. |
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Before this school was proposed for this field a proposal for houses was opposed by the residents surrounding it and it was rejected. Then, this came along for Land at Otterham Quay Lane, Rainham, Kent. Now I believe that this application is for the same land as for this proposed school. If it was the other side of the railway line cutting, then they would be building on top of a rubbish dump, which is still expelling gases. You might note that this application includes |
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This shows most of the bus routes in Medway from Medway Bus and Rail Guide from 23 July 2017 and produced by Medway Council, Integrated Transport, Gun Wharf, Dock Road, Chatham ME4 4TR. You can see that the M2 crosses into Medway area as a route from east to west. The A2 goes through Medway from East to West. Otterham Quy Lane exits Medway Council and rejoins onto Lower Rainham Road after the Three Sisters Pub, where it comes back into Medway Council. Lower Rainham Road continues to the roundabout, where it joins Pier Road dual carriageway to join the A289 which goes through Medway Tunnel onto Vanguard Way. At the roundabout you turn right onto Berwick Way. At the roundabout, you take the third left onto the A289 to the roundabout, where you take the second left onto a dual carriageway to get past Medway and back up to the A2 going to London. This is the third route from East to West. |
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28 years ago, I used to do gardening for a client in City Way, Rochester. If I went to work from almost Seymour Road along the A2 to City Way it would take me too long, so I went to the M2 along to Chatham junction and down. If I go via the Lower Rainham Road, the speed limit is reduced to 20 mph on much of the route, there are chicanes and sleeping policeman, together with traffic lights. The land outside Medway Council area on both sides of Otterham Quay Lane has had houses built on it by Swale Council. If the road plan designed by Kent County Council for a road between Moor Street and Walderslade Woods road had been built, then a fourth East West route would have been created. Medway ignored the plan. |
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This is a detail of Rainham area of the above map. Seymour Road and the road it joins, which joins Otterham Quay Lane need to be made into 2 way roads. This would then give 3 roads including Otterham Quay Lane to get traffic past the stationary traffic queue from the Greens the Petrol Station to Mierscourt Road from 08:00 to 09:00 in the morning (where I can walk from my house which is almost at Seymour Road to Mierscourt Road faster than the traffic). There are plans to build more houses which would use the Lower Rainham Road around Pump Lane - The proposal is for a new village, comprising 1,250 homes (1, 2, 3, and 4 bed family houses) with much-needed affordable housing, new community facilities, extra care apartments for elderly people, an 80 bed care home and a village primary school. If a dual carriageway was built on the farmland between Otterham Quay Lane and the roundabout at the bottom of Church Street, then this would relieve the traffic hold-ups in that area. There is a major regeneration project between Rochester and Chatham by the Medway River, where many unused buildings are being replaced with flats. What extra roads are planned in that area to take care of hundreds of new inhabitants, when all they can use is the high street to get to the A2 which then uses a bridge to get to Strood Town shopping centre before continuing West to get to the A2/M2 junction? That A2/M2 junction is going to change very soon to allow the M2 to continue by turning right, going for a little moling before rejoining the M25, north of the River Thames. |
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On Friday 26 March, I received a notice from www.landatmoorstreet.co.uk informing of Bellway Homes intending to submit a detailed planning application to Medway Council for the development of 78 residential dwellings, together with access, parking, open space, landscaping and associated works on land north of Moor Strret, Rainham, Kent. The Proposed development has been subject to pre-application advice discussions with Medway Council, and a Public Consultation Website has been set up to provide further information about the proposed development, and an opportunity to provide feedback to the project team. Isent the following email to the the people stated on the landatmoorstreet website:- "
On 26 Mar 2021, at 22:20, chris@ivydenegardens.co.uk wrote: Dear sir You state the following in your website o the south is Moor Street, with a mixture of residential and commercial buildings within Moor Street Conservation Area beyond.
That statement is incorrect. Moor Street Conservation Area is directly alongside your planning application.
Your plan provides road access from the drive to the new school behind you and in front of the railway line. The Welcome page of my website https://www.ivydenegardens.co.uk provides a map of the More Street Conservation Area. It also links to https://www.ivydenegardens.co.uk/medwaynewschool.html Which provides further details about my objections to the school.
Something that does not concern you as builders is that the water board supplying the water in the South-East of England is only going to provide 1 new reservoir in Havant to provide the water for the increase in housing in the South-East. Southern Water in 2017 over-abstracted water from the chalk hills within Medway for 2 months. Builders have kept on building. We do not have the water.
Because the field that the school is on is below the main sewage drain in Otterham Quay Lane, the water board have installed a pump to pump the sewage from the school to Seymour Road then Moor Street and up the hill to the end of the main sewage drain by the terrace houses on Moor Street. You will have to be added to that pumped drain. Unfortunately it might not handle your new houses and the school as well, but that is not your concern when the new houses suddenly find sewage in their gardens. Oh dear what a shame!
You have also got round the problem of the storm drain by having 2 lakes to take the rain from the new house roofs, drives, roads and pavements. But, unfortunately you have not put sufficient evergreen tree/shrubs to absorb that volume, so they are going to get flooded during the winter and you will have provided a free skating rink when it freezes. Oh dear, what a shame! A minor detail - the drive for the new school will be taking 4 school buses and the roundabout outside will have 4 new bus routes ending at it. There will be a zebra crossing on each side of the roundabout outside the school. The Otterham Quay Lane will be at a standstill from 08:00 to 09:00 in the morning and the school leaving time in the afternoon to when the residents in Rainham have finished using the Sports Hall in School in the Evening. This might prove a problem when the Emergency Services are required to come to one or more of the new 78 houses.
The traffic at a standstill outside on that road and Moor Street during those times will cause pupils, staff, parents and people living in the surrounding area to have lung related problems like asthma. Medway Hospital will not be able to cope and there will be no doctors to treat them, since Moor Street is outside local NHS Doctor’s Surgeries as witnessed by my neighbours not being able to transfer from elsewhere in Medway. Of course that is not your problem, all you have to do is to build houses for the people living in them to be killed including the children, parents and staff. There are a fair number of people who die each year from the effects of vehicle pollution. But That of course is not your problem!
We of course who live in Medway Conservation Area are going to very pleased that the value of our homes is going to suddenly drop and therefore you benefit by buying those properties and suddenly getting permission to rebuild and occupy more of the land to Meresborough village with houses and no facilities, like schools, dentists, doctors, community halls, libraries, local shops, etc. This is because our Conservation Area will no longer be in the country but now in the town and once you get permission for building where you intend who is going to stop building south of Moor Street until the whole of the land under Medway Council’s authority is built on. Oh dear, what a shame! Do Not Worry it is only the local population and they do not matter.
You might want to read the other objections to the school that I have written, but I doubt it, since this email will already been thrown away, like my objections to the school which is being paid for by the Department of Education.
I realise that restricting the water used by new households to 110 litres per person per day instead of the average in the South-East of 129 litres per person per day gives you the illusion that you can add more houses with impunity, but very soon we are gong to suddenly find ourselves with no water. You can try hose-pipe bans etc, but that will not work for long before the whole your system crashes to the ground. But of course, it is not fault because if you get planing permission, then all the facilities must then be provided, even they cannot. Doctors are ageing and are only meant to handle about 1700 patients each, not the 19,000 being handled by 1 doctor in Maidstone. Overload people for too long and they either break down or get out of the profession, causing even more problems for those doctors left behind and their staff. Oh dear, what a shame!
I will study the death rates caused by your building work in the future.
The idiot replying to you,
Mr Garnons-Williams of 1 Eastmoor Farm Cottages, Moor Street, Rainham, Kent." I spoke to our vicar of St Margaret's Church in Rainham and he provided the following map of current Housing Development for 26 March 2021. If we now add the 1,400 home regeneration scheme in Medway to the 5000 homes above, then we have 6,400 homes. 7773 x 2 adults/per home x 2 children per home = 31092. Medway has a population of 274,015 in 2014. So 31092 / 274015 =0.113468 = 11.34% increase in population to drink the water. Southern Water have allowed for 15% increase in the water supply by 2035. When you add all the other houses/flats that have built since 2014 in Medway and adjacent to it, it is more than likely than the increase in the population is over 15% already, 14 years before 2035. |
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Butterfly Species. followed by all the Wild Flower Family Pages:- |
There are 180 families in the Wildflowers of the UK and they have been split up into 22 Galleries to allow space for up to 100 plants per gallery. Each plant named in each of the Wildflower Family Pages may have a link to:- its Plant Description Page in its Common Name in one of those Wildflower Plant Galleries and it does have links:- to external sites to purchase the plant or seed in its Botanical Name, to see photos in its Flowering Months and to read habitat details in its Habitat Column.
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The Site Map Page that you link to from the Menu in the above row for the Wildflower Gallery contains all the native UK plants which have their Plant Description Pages in the other 22 Wildflower Galleries. It also has Wildflower Index Pages, Flower Colour Comparison Pages and links to the 180 Wildflower Family Pages as shown in the menu above.
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Links to external websites like the link to "the Man walking in front of car to warn pedestrians of a horseless vehicle approaching" would be correct when I inserted it after March 2007, but it is possible that those horseless vehicles may now exceed the walking pace of that man and thus that link will currently be br My advice is Google the name on the link and see if you can find the new link. If you sent me an email after clicking Ivydene Horticultural Services text under the Worm Logo on any page, then; as the first after March 2010 you would be the third emailer since 2007, I could then change that link in that 1 of the 15,743 pages. Currently (August 2016).
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It is worth remembering that especially with roses that the colour of the petals of the flower may change - The following photos are of Rosa 'Lincolnshire Poacher' which I took on the same day in R.V. Roger's Nursery Field:- |
Closed Bud |
Opening Bud |
Juvenile Flower |
Older Juvenile Flower |
Middle-aged Flower - Flower Colour in Season in its |
Mature Flower |
Juvenile Flower and Dying Flower |
Form of Rose Bush |
There are 720 roses in the Rose Galleries; many of which have the above series of pictures in their respective Rose Description Page. So one might avoid the disappointment that the 2 elephants had when their trunks were entwined instead of them each carrying their trunk using their own trunk, and your disappointment of buying a rose to discover that the colour you bought it for is only the case when it has its juvenile flowers; if you look at all the photos of the roses in the respective Rose Description Page!!!! |
Fragrant Plants adds the use of another of your 5 senses in your garden:- Sense of Fragrance from Roy Genders |
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"Understanding Fern Needs " |