This Group has been formed to work in close partnership with New Milton Town Council and the New Forest Land Advisory Council to develop an environmental management plan for the future of Long Meadow. The Group is seeking to involve the whole community, to ensure the Meadow remains as a natural open space which we can all enjoy and value.


Saturday 5 October 2013



PROPOSED PROJECT FOR STREAM RESTORATION TO THE BECTON BUNNY IN LONG MEADOW

Correspondence received from the Environment Agency Friday 4th October 2013.

Dear Long Meadow Community Group,
Thank you for your e-mail of the 28th September regarding the Becton Bunny Restoration Project.
We have decided not to progress the Becton Bunny Restoration Project to the next stage of development. We believe the recent consultation process was important and we value the feedback received. Thank you to those who expressed their view.
We recognise that this may disappoint some people. However, on balance, given the feedback received, the time and budget constraints in which we must work and the obstacles to successful and timely delivery of this project, we consider this the appropriate response to the consultation process and the best use of our resources.
Regards,
Tim
Tim Sykes | Fisheries and Biodiversity (Solent) Team Leader
Solent F&B Team | Solent and South Downs Area | Romsey District Office | Canal Walk | Romsey | Hampshire |
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