Pilsley Article4 Direction for Houses in Multiple Occupation

Alan Garr

They are to many in the country or own people can not get house and putting rents to high and destroying or culture

Ken Gumbley

Safety for women and children

Jacqui Entwistle-Green

I want to know who is living on my street and also have a say

Sylvia Hopkins

The safety of PILSLEY occupants must come first I will not walk my dog in the evening to scared to

Helen phillips

Shouldt be allowed to cme & live in our country illegally& get all benefits that go with it England is the only country that lets this Happen

Mark Dobson

Keeping people safe in our small communities and not overbearing our society and it’s services.

craig walker

We do not want illegal migrants in our small village which there is a infant school and these men have no dbs checks and vetting

Alan Hays

Do not agree with them, should be for British people

Paul Spray

Corrosion of community cohesion. Insurmountable cultural differences and especially the danger to women and children. Rsused levels of violence towards Christians especially men. Shop lifting crime and infestation of health issues.

Rachel Peat

I am concerned about the future safety of women and girls, currently Pilsley is a safe area to go walking solo and there are lots of solo women dog walkers who enjoy the trail and wooden areas feeling safe when alone in quite secluded areas. I and others would not want that to change in the future.

Kayleigh West

So we feel safe!

Kirstin Wright

To ensure transparency around proposal of any HMOs in the village, to ensure consideration of all locals and the impact on services, and to ensure appropriate steps are taken to prevent violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Nick Taylor

To make our community safe and stronger

Elizabeth McDonnell

For our young ladies of the future, you never know the sort of people that will frequent these.

Kirsty Shaw

As a resident of pilsley we have a hmo across the road this consists of two young men they do not intergrate with anyone on the street they dont speak english, the house and garden is unkept the bins are piled with rubbish these do not get put out for collection and multiple piles of rubbish by the bins which has led to rats coming onto the property due to this, this is a huge hygiene risk for all, pilsley has always been a nice village this is now at risk

[email protected] Dean

II don't like seeing them walking down to the park where young children go ,l just don't trust them.

Michael Scarborough

0 hmo’s we don’t need them they are a danger to our children . Stop no discussion.

Stephen Walker

We don’t want this for the safety of our children and elderly

Teri Jones

I want to retain the feeling of safety in my own community

Lee Niblett

We don’t need people with no ID, no history. We are monitored n checked by the establishment, why should we let people in who the establishment do t know. No brainier. NO, NO, NO.