Wakefield Community Growing Licences

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   Name: Andy Austerfield on Apr 28, 2010

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   Name: B.Armitage on Apr 29, 2010

   Comments: A great idea,lets get it rolling Andy.

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   Name: Suzanne Mitchell on Apr 29, 2010

   Comments: What a brilliant idea

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   Name: Liz Charlesworth on Apr 29, 2010

   Comments: excellent idea not only does it help people on the allotment waiting list but will enhance un-used land and may be people will begin to take pride in the area where they live.

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   Name: Chris Dean on Apr 29, 2010

   Comments: excellent idea Andy; its a win win for all the parties

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   Name: Gazram on Apr 29, 2010

   Comments: Please act now

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   Name: Richard Sykes on Apr 30, 2010

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   Name: Sarah Parker on Apr 30, 2010

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   Name: Ruth Hepworth on Apr 30, 2010

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    Name: DarrenFrain on Apr 30, 2010

    Comments: Me and my family have been waiting 2 years for an allotment. The council appear unintersted in this fact, as I have been advised that it is likely that I will be waiting a further 2 years for an allotment in my area. Good luck with the campaign, Darren

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    Name: Nicole Stretton on Apr 30, 2010

    Comments: Most of the plots in my area are overgrown and unused, the ones that are in use have a long waiting list or it years to get one of these plots as they are so sought after. Currently I've been on a waiting list for over a year now & no sign of getting an allotment soon due to a number of other people already on the waiting list prior to mine. I have three young children who would love help mum and dad grow their own healthy fruit & veg.

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    Name: Helen Austerfield on May 1, 2010

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    Name: Helen Austerfield on May 1, 2010

    Comments: If Calderdale council can adopt them why can't we?

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    Name: Anonymous on May 1, 2010

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    Name: Simon Austerfield on May 1, 2010

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    Name: Catherine Shaw on May 2, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on May 6, 2010

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    Name: J Daniel on May 8, 2010

    Comments: I think this is a brillant idea it would get rid of all the untidy land in Horbury

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    Name: B Daniel on May 8, 2010

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    Name: L Johnstone on May 12, 2010

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    Name: Catherine Shaw on May 12, 2010

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    Name: Audrey Coates on May 12, 2010

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    Name: Lorna Quarmby on May 27, 2010

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    Name: Mrs Beverley Green on May 31, 2010

    Comments: hia andy i saw your ad on landshare and think this is a great idea. i am on wdh and wakefield council for an allotment but hold out no hope of getting a plot even though there seems to be plots not being used and overgrown down at the shutt thanks bev

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    Name: Tanya Walton on Jun 5, 2010

    Comments: I came over after hearing about this from green lane allotments. I really hope it all goes well and don't mind giving you a mention on my blog if you want a little more publicity.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 8, 2010

    Comments: This is obviously an excellent community cohesion project that is necessary to improve the current social climate in Wakefield. I believe the development of community growing areas will provide many opportunities for all ages and walks of the social spectrum. The opportunity to learn about food production, work with members of the community, sharing knowledge and ideas will inspire minds to consider the sustainability of our future on earth. This project should be supported the local authority.

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    Name: Trish Whiteman on Jun 21, 2010

    Comments: Excellent idea. I'm one of the lucky ones with an allotment, but would love to see underutilised land in the area being used to grow edibles. Hope to see the word spreading!

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    Name: Dayaka on Jun 22, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: Ken Barton on Jul 1, 2010

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    Name: Michaela Iveson on Jul 4, 2010

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    Name: P. Welsby on Jul 5, 2010

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    Name: Rachel Dunn on Jul 7, 2010

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    Name: J Thornton on Jul 9, 2010

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    Name: F Woodward on Jul 10, 2010

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    Name: Janice Fletcher Jeal on Jul 14, 2010

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    Name: Jacki Doran on Jul 22, 2010

    Comments: Super idea and already well organised see web sites come on council itsa win situation for the council and for us

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    Name: Leanne St. Ange on Jul 27, 2010

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    Name: Neil Cole on Sep 8, 2010

    Comments: I have been on the waiting for 4 years now!

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    Name: Cassie Oliver on Sep 8, 2010

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    Name: Kalpana Patel on Sep 9, 2010

    Comments: Its a brilliant idea - bringing communities and skills together. No amount of money can create such a strong connection with people such working together for a common goal that encourages sharing and giving. I urge the council in this time of spending cuts to use this opportunity to create a opportunities for people to learn new skills and save money.

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    Name: Matt Cracknell on Sep 23, 2010

    Comments: Fantastic idea that should be championed by the council.

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 5, 2010

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    Name: Alan Brummitt on Nov 1, 2010

    Comments: I wish to offer my support to this cause.

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    Name: Jane Bryant on Nov 21, 2010

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    Name: Jane Bryant on Nov 21, 2010

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    Name: Leah Smith-Warren on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I am passionate about people having the right and the opportunity to grow their own food. I'm lucky enough to have a garden I can get started in but I have a number of friends in flats or in terraced houses who have no option but to wait for an available allotment. With the waiting list as long as it is that really can't be seen as an acceptable option. Community growing licenses would solve so much hassle for those people who are eager to save money, eat properly, live a more active life and help the environment. Not only that, the council would clearly benefit as well, not least from the income generated & the improvement of overgrown plots of land! It seems almost ridiculous that this scheme isn't already in place!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 19, 2011

    Comments: Fantastic idea!

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    Name: Hazel Wade on Jan 19, 2011

    Comments: Fabulous idea - lets try and encourage the youngsters with "nothing to do" to get involved too.

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    Name: David Charles Wade on Jan 19, 2011

    Comments: Great idea!

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