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Claire Rowe Interview - 2010
Introduction
Claire Rowe Interview - Local Resident
A discussion with Claire Rowe, a local resident of the Bordon area.
Claire discusses her concerns for the new Eco-town development including;
The sheer number of houses planned seems unreasonable for the size of the area.
The transport issues this will create as well as problems with local buses.
Concerns about the working farm owned by the East Hampshire Council being destroyed to accommodate the new developments.
The 12 amphibian species in the area which could be detrimentally affected by the new proposal.
Please visit the Bordon Area Action Group (BAAG) website for further information and issues related to the Eco Town proposal.
Please see the Spectacle Blog for the latest on Eco Towns and Villages.
Credits
Date: 24 April 2010
Location: Forest Community Centre, Bordon
Original Format - colour, mini DV, 14:37 mins
Language versions - english
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