THERE is very little space for housing development in Torbay, without taking away what little green space we have, but the EU has demanded that the government force us in Torbay to build 15,000 (yes, fifteen thousand) new homes here.
Small wonder, given that the EU rules mean that we are currently allowing 5,000 more people to settle in the UK each week. That is the equivalent to a new city the size of Southampton every year. This is a simple issue of space and economics, and Torbay does not have the room or the money to support such madness.
We are not talking here about illegal immigrants, but those allowed in through the open door policy of the EU, where anyone in any EU state (we no longer are a country) has the absolute right to settle in any other EU state.
Some 40 per cent of all new homes in the UK are for immigrant families. UKIP says enough is enough: we have to leave the EU to get back control of our own borders.
It is only policies such as UKIP's that will have any prospect of saving such beautiful sites as Scott's Meadow.
All best wishes,
Julien Parrott
Parliamentary Candidate for the UK Independence Party, Torbay
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