Reintroduce Park Wardens to Sandall Park and Grove Park

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   Name: Janet Gillott on Aug 9, 2006

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   Name: Janet Raynor on Aug 9, 2006

   Comments: Keep public areas safe for all visitors and help prevent attacks to wildlife in the area.

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   Name: Tym Honeybone on Aug 9, 2006

   Comments: It is DMBC's civic duty to ensure that public greenspace and leisure/recreational areas are fully maintained for the benefit of all law abiding citizens. What is DMBC doing with income generated by Council Taxes if they can't be bothered to spend some of it on maintaining public areas

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 9, 2006

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   Name: Sandra Crabtree on Aug 9, 2006

   Comments: It makes financial sense to have park wardens, to reduce the cost of vandalism; it also reassures the public and reduces the risk of anti social behaviour

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 10, 2006

   Comments: We should definitely keep the Wardens and have more of them else where too. It keeps people in jobs and keeps the mindless vandals away.

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   Name: Anonymous on Aug 10, 2006

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   Name: Rick Hodgson on Aug 10, 2006

   Comments: Without park wardens there will be an increase in vandalism and a sense of insecurity by citizens enjoying the park. This is false economy and results in a loss of park facilities.

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   Name: Stan & Joyce Tucker on Aug 12, 2006

   Comments: Park Wardens are a necessity for the park.

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    Name: Stan & Joyce Tucker on Aug 12, 2006

    Comments: Park Wardens are a necessity for the park.

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    Name: Don Crabtree on Aug 15, 2006

    Comments: wardens will be the saviour of useable open spaces in urban areas.

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 17, 2006

    Comments: without wardens vandalism will become rife, if it hasn't already. Being disabled , I felt safer from the yob element when the wardens were present.

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    Name: Susan Punton on Aug 18, 2006

    Comments: Wardens are a visual deterrent and focal point for all who use the parks so keep them.

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    Name: Anne Newstead on Aug 18, 2006

    Comments: Asad reflection of todays society is that wardens are necessary, if not essential. KEEP THEM

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    Name: Tara Spafford on Aug 19, 2006

    Comments: i would feel safer with park wardens around than none anti social behaviour is a problem and needs sorting out .

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    Name: Amy Spafford on Aug 19, 2006

    Comments: I find that when park wardens are around it is allot safer less anti social behaviour and a nicer enviroment .

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    Name: Julie Spafford on Aug 19, 2006

    Comments: I support whole heartedly the reinstatment of the park rangers. They do a fantastic job as has been outlined previously.

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 20, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 20, 2006

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    Name: Jeff Vernon on Aug 28, 2006

    Comments: I urge the Council to reconsider the decision to remove the wardens funding!

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    Name: Michael Tindall on Aug 31, 2006

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    Name: DoreenTindall on Aug 31, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 31, 2006

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    Name: Anne E G Parker on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: George Parker on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: I fully agree that the parks need a fulltime warden to patrol

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    Name: R.l.lynn on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: M.i.f.lynn on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I cannot understand what idiot decided to stop the funding for wardens in Wheatley parks. Surely it must work out cheaper to pay for them, than what it must be costing to repair all the damage that has been caused.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I fully support the introduction of wardens to the parks. The cruelty and vandalism must be stopped!

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I fully support the introduction of wardens to the parks. The cruelty and vandalism must be stopped!

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I fully support the introduction of wardens to the parks. The cruelty and vandalism must be stopped!

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    Name: P Hussey on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I think there should be a wardon at the park as the damage caused by vandals must be in excess of what a wardens wages would be.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 3, 2006

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    Name: Thandile Coles on Sep 4, 2006

    Comments: The damage done and particularly the cruelty to the wildlife has infuriated me. For godness sake put decency ahead of money for a change. It is obvious that wardens are needed for man and creature.Do not let another bird die at the hands of idiots.

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    Name: Denise And Harry Mitchell on Sep 5, 2006

    Comments: What a disgrace.Sandall Park is one of the few places in Doncaster worth visiting with children.I visited it as a child and would like to continue to take my grandchildren with safety

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    Name: Debbie Ward on Sep 15, 2006

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    Name: CHRIS HYDE on Sep 16, 2006

    Comments: FROM WORKING AS A PARK WARDEN IN THE SHORT TIME OF 6 MONTHS I WORKED, I NOTED A GREAT INPROVMENT IN THE GENRAL LOOK OF THE PARKS AND DROP IN ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR.MANY PEOPLE COMMENTED ON HOW MUCH BETTER AND SAFER THEY FELT HAVING A WARDEN ON PATROL.

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    Name: Debbie Jackson on Sep 19, 2006

    Comments: the wardens help ensure the park is safe.we saw a dead birds head on the grass.this may have frightened a younger child.the wardens were at hand and were informed to remove it.who would have removed it if not for them and how many children would have to look at it rotting away on the grass

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 21, 2006

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    Name: Mr & Mrs Green on Sep 22, 2006

    Comments: We agree totally that Park Wardens are a necessity. What kind of people would kill innocent wildlife

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    Name: Michael Anders on Oct 18, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 20, 2006

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    Name: Ms Thomas on Oct 25, 2006

    Comments: Since the loss of Park wardens, the state of the park has deteriated tremendously, the amount of litter, dog mess and graffiti has increased as well as the criminal damage and general Anit-social behaviour. Why cant these people within the council see this, and do something to bring the Park Wardens back.

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    Name: Steve Frost on Nov 5, 2006

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    Name: JANE OGLEY on Nov 7, 2006

    Comments: PLEASE BRING THEM BACK OUR KIDS NEED THEM TO BE SAFE AND SO DO WE HAS ADULTS.

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    Name: S. Wells on Nov 8, 2006

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    Name: Andrew Bosworth on Nov 9, 2006

    Comments: This makes me furious. We want action now before somebody takes it upon themselves to catch these people in the act and takes inappropriate action. The people that carry out these acts need to be deterred and park wardens are the way forward. Surely the saving made by the Council in repairs and'clean-ups' would pay for a warden. Sort it out DMBC!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 10, 2006

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    Name: Anne Steward on Feb 7, 2007

    Comments: My great grandfather was William Frost who lived in the park. I have just discovered this and I would hate to think that when I eventually visit the park will be vandalised. He worked hard all his life and was the father of 12 children. I bet none of them vandalised anything they were too busy trying to get a living.

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    Name: Katy Gwillym on Feb 8, 2007

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