I hate this building on airfields BS âwe need more homes in the south eastâ they cryâŚ..well maybe we do, however, and I use west malling as an exampleâŚ..about the cheapest place you will find there is around two hundred and sixty thousand pounds!! Not exactly housing for the masses is it?, more like someone is making a big wedge of cash out of it. The residents of west malling who complained about the two days a year, when a airshow was on, about the noise and traffic congestion now have to put up with twice the amount every day, with people going to and from home and work, as I donât think anyone who works at kings hill can afford to live there. We also have, near here, chatham dockyard and the âwonderfulâ st marys island housing estate, again not many locals can afford a place there, almost every one I have met who lives there has come down from London, and goes back there every day to work, the same goes for brown field housing estate sites in Sittingbourne. I think that The thing that drives these sort of developments is not the âlets build more homes for peopleâ its âbuild there, no ones gonna complain about that, and we will make a shed load of money out of it âŚoh yeah⌠donât forget to call one of the roads spitfire way just to make every one think we care about what it used to beâ . I view all airfields as important nationalâŚâŚ.i cant find the right word hereâŚtreasures??âŚ..to be viewed in the same light as Bosworth, Naseby and Hastings⌠hey thereâs a ideaâŚ.its only a crumbling old castle thing.. lets knock the ba$tard down stick up some houses…five-hundred thousand each??? Oh..yeah⌠donât forget to call it Harold II wayâŚâŚâŚ Can you imagine the out cry?.
I feel sure that going down the road of securing them as places of national importance is the right, and maybe the only thing to do. SE5AFAN you have my full support and I will help in any way I can.
Dezz
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