This document discusses potential threats to green spaces in Warmley and Siston from proposed urban extensions and development. It outlines various views and landmarks that could be lost, including views of Warmley Church. It also discusses the history of the Save Our Green Spaces group and their efforts to raise awareness about the issue through events like farm walks and public meetings. It notes the group collected over 1,500 responses through a consultation on how people would like to see the green belt used, with options like allotments and recreation mentioned.

1. Urban Extensions in England’s Green and pleasant land? (The A420, Wick to the right Bristol to the left)

2. What could we lose? These views and much more

3. Warmley Church, a landmark seen from afar

4. Will we still see Warmley Church from Chesley Hill?

5. Warmley Church from Webbs Heath. Will this view be obliterated by an Urban Extension?

6. Will an urban extension obliterate our view of Warmley Church from Cann Lane?

7. Will we see Warmley Church from the Golf Course or will there be no view and no Golf Course?

8. Will the Urban extension obliterate the contour of the near the hill?

9. What could we gain?

10. This is the kind of high density housing proposed with small or no gardens

12. Our history

13. Where Save Our Green Spaces Warmley and Siston has been meeting

15. Floods in Warmley 1968

17. We had to raise money and our profile. Oldland Show

18. Walk from Warmley to Shortwood

19. Amazing Support for the Gig

20. Raising the profile and funds

21. The complete ‘works’ of the Regional Spatial Strategy, the RSS

22. Giving help with the complex RSS

23. Filling in the RSS at Warmley Community Centre

24. ‘ Burying’ the RSS and handing in the consultation collected, to The Government of the SW Presenting the completed RSS forms to the Government of the SW

26. Our Chair and our MP Roger Berry Support from our MP Roger Berry

27. Trip to Westminster Hall debate called by Steve Webb Oct 7 th 2008

28. Trip for Ministerial Meeting called by Martin Horward Jan 21 st 2009

29. Westminster Hall Committee Room. Martin Horwood centre Steve Webb to his R. 1/09

30. At the public un-veiling of Ashton Park Plans

32. Filling in our own consultation

33. What do we want to do with THE GREEN BELT? (Threatened fields Oldland)

34. Land, a precious resource. Uses for the Green Belt

35. Extensive badger sett Webbs Heath Mine Wildlife

37. Cattybrook brick works, Shortwood

38. Farming . Land close to Bristol saves food miles!

39. Idle farm land bordering the golf course. Waiting for developers?

40. Was the field in the foreground an orchard like the land behind? – Now idle and waiting for developers.

41. There is a long waiting list for......

42. Allotments close to where people live

43. Recreation. Threatened Golf Course close to the population

44. Walking

45. Threatened fields Forestry? Is Forestry commission land safe from developers?

46. Our heritage and sense of belonging. Webbs Heath Mine

47. Is this land really suitable for development?

48. Clearance for a survey

50. John Wesley’s Chapel

51. Did John Wesley really tie his horse to this tree when preaching? ( threatened fields behind)

52. Public Meeting 7/05/2009 to discuss issues and politics and reveal our consultation results

54. How the people of South Gloucestershire would like to see The Green Belt used (based on the 1,500 responses received)

55. Some of the speakers from R-L Laura MacKenzie (N.T.) Jill Britten (farmer) Mel Hall (N.F.U.) Roger Berry (MP Labour)

56. Could the owl take our consultations forms to Gordon? Or.....

57. Should our MP, Roger Berry?

58. Which way shall we go to Save Our Green Spaces?

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