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Dear Editor,

Re: Bound to upset many of you but that's the nature of the job

The idea of a permanent site for 500 lorries and 2000 at Stack times, is just not on.

Siting it on a green field site will more than double the 1,325 population of Sellindge on the A20.

And the Anaerobic Digester at the other end of the village which is proposed to be built across the road from a thriving cafe which has recently been extended will increase the amount of TIR's on the already overused and breaking up A20 by over 160 large lorries per day.

It is not the place to have all the South East Kent rubbish processed with all the noise, pollution, and danger to the natural water flow in that area.

The Stack problem can be sorted by the movable barrier which is a much better idea.

Once our countryside is covered with concrete that is it and the wildlife have lost out again. We all live on the same planet and this is supposed to be the Garden of England.

M J Ludlow