Typical of the level of the arguments put forward by objectors thus far. In a place like Boston, if they'd got their house together I think they'd have got a lot of sympathy and frankly had a good chance of stopping the thing. As it is, they've gone for a patently absurd 'referendum' AND HYPERBOLE, USUALLY IN CAPITAL LETTERS, about how the Quadrant will overload GPs/dentists with demand (yet force the local post office to close!), turn Wyberton into a congested favela and further the spread of Ebola. Very little appears to actually be grounded in reality - in fact there are documents in the submitted plans that show how they're outright wrong with regards to overburden medical facilities. The Chestnuts must be laughing - they're too professional to get tripped up by any of that. Now the planning officer has told them to provisionally approve it, the only way it's not going to get passed is if the councilors vote it down - which would send out the message that their vision for Boston is firmly grounded in the Medieval Ages.
