I thought I would take some photos from the footpath through the proposed Grainger (West of Waterlooville MDA) site. Note the descriptions are based on my own interpretation of the Grainger plans and the location that the photo was taken:




A blog about lovely Waterlooville, a small, environmentally damaged town in Hampshire, UK. Waterlooville was founded after the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, as troops from that conflict returned home and passed through Hampshire. Having grown from a small village to a suburban sprawl, Waterlooville faces serious environmental challenges today and in the future.
2 comments:
I've read that the old Jewson site in Waterlooville is to become a KFC ... I feel sorry for anyone that will live within sniffing distance of that place.
The area you have photographed towards Brambles farm estate is a 'lowland area' i.e floodplain. Unless the developer builds a major drainage infrastructure, these new houses will be prone to flooding without doubt.
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