
About Us
We are a group of residents from Bucknell and surrounding parishes who are opposed to the proposed development of a large, high visitor volume development on 400 acres of land at Manor Farm, Bucknell. We have a core working group of around 12 people – and will launch a petition to collect the names and contact details of others who want to join us in objecting to this development. We will call on this growing number of supporters to form an organised campaign, and to assist with expertise and practical help as needed.
We are a non-political action group but maintain a close working relationship with Bucknell Parish Council and other local Parish Councils who share our concerns. We are actively engaging with our District and County Councillors and our newly elected MP. We are members of the Community Planning Alliance which currently supports over 500 campaigns like ours and lobbies for change on a national level..
We will communicate regularly with our supporters by e-bulletins and on social media channels. We also have an active website which is currently undergoing development.
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We oppose the plans for bringing millions of annual visitors to the area where the infrastructure just won't cope, despite the wild claims made by the developer to the contrary, and to protect the rural landscape and ancient villages that would be drastically impacted by its presence. Through the provision of information, support materials, and updates on the latest developments, No to Puy du Fou UK aims to empower individuals to voice their objections effectively.
One of the key initiatives of the organisation is to create a platform for community engagement. By organising events, meetings, and forums, No to Puy du Fou UK seeks to foster dialogue, collaboration, and a sense of solidarity among all those who share concerns about the proposed development.
Furthermore, the group may also explore avenues for fundraising to support their activities and raise awareness about the potential environmental, social, and cultural consequences of the development's construction.
In uniting the community, No to Puy du Fou UK underscores the importance of collective action in safeguarding the interests of local residents and preserving the natural beauty and heritage of the area.
As the conversation around the proposed development evolves, it is clear that community efforts like those led by No to Puy du Fou UK play a vital role in shaping the future of the landscape and protecting the values that define it.