| The SnOasis Public Inquiry concluded in May 2007 under the chairmanship of Planning Inspector, John Gray. His report is currenly with the Secretary of State for Comunities, Hazel Blears. She is expected to give a decison by May 2008. Read more |
SnOasis, the housing and railway station will generate a huge amount of new traffic onto local roads and the A12/14 which regularly become gridlocked. No new access roads are planned to take SnOasis traffic. Do you want to change that? Read More |
The ski-dome will be a vast building that will blight the Suffolk skyline for many miles around the site. At night it will be covered in high intensity navigation lighting. Judge for yourself what it will do to the value of your house. Click here to read more and see views of the SnOasis building from many local villages. |
Far from being 'derelict' the current site is a beautifully restored area, rich in protected species such as the very rare pond bat, badger and crested newt. The proposals will destroy this unique habitat. Do you want to save this for future generations? Read More |
Indoor ski complexes have a habit of going bust as do sister companies of the developers - Onslow )Suffolk). We could be left with a rusting hulk for years to come. Ipswich already has an artificial slope that has trained thousands of kids to ski. Read More |
The area to the north of SnOasis and part of the site itself is designated a Special Landscape Area. These areas are supposed to be protected but SnOasis could destroy it despite MSDC's own protection policies. Once rural Suffolk has gone, its gone for ever.
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