Elvington needs our help

Elvington needs our help

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Dave Dax builder

662 posts

265 months

Tuesday 12th December 2006
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Simple, just burn the village.

I'm sure the little shop just up the road from the airfield hasn't complained, not at the prices they charge for toilet roll and cream cakes (Essential supplies when camping at a weekend bash).

drags06

Original Poster:

454 posts

217 months

Friday 15th December 2006
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wunt know mate, I can't camp as I would not be able to move next morning!

AJI

5,180 posts

223 months

Monday 18th December 2006
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these type of people make me sick !!

They move into a house which they know is beside an airfield... then instantly they start to complain over the sounds from it. Fooking ignorant stupid people !!

Its like somebody buying a house next to a railway line and then sending letters of complaint to their local MP and the rail operator about the sound of trains coming past their house !


zumbruk

7,848 posts

266 months

Tuesday 19th December 2006
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Or, as in the case of my house, which is completely surrounded by arable farmland, complaining about the machinery coming past. OK, in the autumn, the farmers work all the hours god sends, but for most of the year, you can hear a pigeon fart here. Apparently a previous occupant used to stand in the garden with a clipboard, writing down what she regarded as nuisances and writing to the council about them. No wonder there's lead shot in the fence posts...

drags06

Original Poster:

454 posts

217 months

Sunday 24th December 2006
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www.thisisyork.co.uk/display.var.1
Can anyone suggest how we can help!

On the above site found this from Dave: -

Dave wrote:
Simple, if you decide to live close to one of europes longest/widest runways, you might expect to here, possibly, rather loud jet engines every day of the year and at all times. All sorts of motor sports need and use this runway. It's one of the spots that will be used if needed by a space shuttle. It was built by the americans and it's one of our most valuble assets. If you want teams of all motor sports to test else where, then don't start to complain when there are not any jobs in this sector left in the uk.

combemarshal

2,030 posts

232 months

Tuesday 26th December 2006
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Nothing we can do, once these idiots get there foot in the door they win

dfen5

2,398 posts

218 months

Tuesday 26th December 2006
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Now just get the land owners to apply for permission for a maggot farm, a chicken farm, pig farm, clay pigeon ground and a few others just to recoup the lost income. The locals will be a bit busy..

droptheclutch

2,604 posts

231 months

Saturday 30th December 2006
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I just had a read of the thread on www.thisisyork.co.uk/display.var.1030118.0.0.php

What a load of dribble these residents and their friends produce. Can we get a PH petition going to help the airfield?

gemini

11,352 posts

270 months

Saturday 30th December 2006
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Like the suggestion it may become a local airport within 10yrs!

Ah the noise of a few Boeing taking off! hehe

zumbruk

7,848 posts

266 months

Saturday 30th December 2006
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gemini said:
Like the suggestion it may become a local airport within 10yrs!

Ah the noise of a few Boeing taking off! hehe


TNT Skypak were going to operate Thurleigh airfield as a cargo hub, before it became Bedford Autodrome. They had a license for some collosal number of aircraft movements (3000 a year? I forget). The complainers in Thurleigh village (which is some way from the airfield) would have come crawling to Jonathan Palmer, begging him to take it over, had TNT got there first.

drags06

Original Poster:

454 posts

217 months

gtdc

4,259 posts

289 months

Friday 5th January 2007
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Perhaps the owners could suggest inviting some of their travelling friends to go and camp there as an alternative?

Nothing would silence a tree hugging, lentil mucher quicker.

Melindi
www.goldtrack.co.uk

muckymotor

2,319 posts

227 months

Saturday 6th January 2007
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I visited Elvington today as a spectator and a couple of cars that didn't seem excessively loud to the ear failed the new lower static noise test.