Pilsley Article4 Direction for Houses in Multiple Occupation
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Alicia Stones-Walton
15 days ago
I've lived in the village most of my life and it's always felt a safe environment, need to keep it that way
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Andrew Stones-walton
16 days ago
Such a small village cannot really support this and keep everyone safe and could potentially cause issues
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Luke Wilson
16 days ago
We have seen an increase in crime at taxpayers expense wherever HMOs are present, and i don't want there to be any victims, nor for our economy to suffer providing and addressing these issues.
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Victoria Smithem
17 days ago
Couples who have grown up in the village are wanting to build a life and family in their childhood village and need housing to support them to do so. Locals should have priority of housing, funds should be spent on assisting locals young and old. Additionally the village has always been perceived as a safe community for all age groups and genders, this is and will no longer be the case as more properties become HMO's
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Charlotte Bradbury
17 days ago
Absolutely do not agree with this! We live in a little village where everyone currently feels safe. We are all family oriented people, we do not want to be feeling unsafe when walking across trails etc. there was an incident in pilsley a few months back due to an a migrant being put in there and then he was following young girls back on the trail and photographing them. We need to keep our village feeling safe not turn it into a ghost town where people are frightened to come out of thier houses.
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Paul Goodwin
17 days ago
I have small children in local area and feared for thier safety’s wellbeing.
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Sally Sutton
17 days ago
Scared of what WILL happen
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Paul Bolderson
18 days ago
Because we dont want these people in our towns and villages we didn't ask for them we didn't vote for this.
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Supporter
18 days ago
I don't live in pilsley but in nearby danesmoor but would still have massive safety concerns about who was in them
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Cathryn Wass
18 days ago
We want to keep women and children safe.
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Michael Bowskill
19 days ago
It's all too neer our own backside door and we've had problems with people in multiple occupancy where the people living in them trying too get children on the local park too follow them
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Charlie Rodgers
20 days ago
I live here
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Stan Fisher
21 days ago
Lower Pilsley is my new home and I’m already aware that there is little room for the rapid expansion of population here.
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John carlin
21 days ago
Don't want them here they do not want to live as we do. A beautiful friendly village is slowly being ruined by building more and more houses and now we are going to have people living among us who basically hate us in hmo's. We don't want them
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Anthony Marr
22 days ago
Unwanted immigrants in the country
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George Toplis
22 days ago
Keeping our women and young ones safe
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Harry Oakley
22 days ago
we don’t want em here. Not good for our community. Women, kids. Everyone.
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Lesley Jackson
22 days ago
To keep our village a safe place for our families.
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VICTORIA WHITE
22 days ago
We have a HMO at the bottom of our garden. I have 4 children, 2 of which are teenage girls. They won't even walk around to their village shop on their own anymore and don't even feel safe in our own garden! We have heard of the incidents with teenage girls and in the park. It isn't right!
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Kay Staton
23 days ago
Because of the unrest it is causing in the village. They will never be given a chance to settle.
I've lived in the village most of my life and it's always felt a safe environment, need to keep it that way
Such a small village cannot really support this and keep everyone safe and could potentially cause issues
We have seen an increase in crime at taxpayers expense wherever HMOs are present, and i don't want there to be any victims, nor for our economy to suffer providing and addressing these issues.
Couples who have grown up in the village are wanting to build a life and family in their childhood village and need housing to support them to do so. Locals should have priority of housing, funds should be spent on assisting locals young and old. Additionally the village has always been perceived as a safe community for all age groups and genders, this is and will no longer be the case as more properties become HMO's
Absolutely do not agree with this! We live in a little village where everyone currently feels safe. We are all family oriented people, we do not want to be feeling unsafe when walking across trails etc. there was an incident in pilsley a few months back due to an a migrant being put in there and then he was following young girls back on the trail and photographing them. We need to keep our village feeling safe not turn it into a ghost town where people are frightened to come out of thier houses.
I have small children in local area and feared for thier safety’s wellbeing.
Scared of what WILL happen
Because we dont want these people in our towns and villages we didn't ask for them we didn't vote for this.
I don't live in pilsley but in nearby danesmoor but would still have massive safety concerns about who was in them
We want to keep women and children safe.
It's all too neer our own backside door and we've had problems with people in multiple occupancy where the people living in them trying too get children on the local park too follow them
I live here
Lower Pilsley is my new home and I’m already aware that there is little room for the rapid expansion of population here.
Don't want them here they do not want to live as we do. A beautiful friendly village is slowly being ruined by building more and more houses and now we are going to have people living among us who basically hate us in hmo's. We don't want them
Unwanted immigrants in the country
Keeping our women and young ones safe
we don’t want em here. Not good for our community. Women, kids. Everyone.
To keep our village a safe place for our families.
We have a HMO at the bottom of our garden. I have 4 children, 2 of which are teenage girls. They won't even walk around to their village shop on their own anymore and don't even feel safe in our own garden! We have heard of the incidents with teenage girls and in the park. It isn't right!
Because of the unrest it is causing in the village. They will never be given a chance to settle.