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Pilsley Article4 Direction for Houses in Multiple Occupation

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Josh Braddow Verified
1 month ago

We don’t want it, simple!!

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Mike Herbert Verified
1 month ago

The people of Pilsley deserve to feel safe in their village.We don't want these dangerous people in our village.

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Sally Hancock Verified
1 month ago

Too many HMOs in anyone area affects the village feel and village community. Pilsley is a family orientated village.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

Any HMO's are not necessary in villages. You dont need a degree to know who is being housed in these either. They are not wanted in our villages. Keep our communities safe.

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Jean Spray Verified
1 month ago

Keeping local people safe

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Karl Kimber Verified
1 month ago

YOUR PUTTING MY CHILDREN SAFETY AT RISK.

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lee lee collins Verified
1 month ago

Because my daughter was one the girls who was followed my these men and since the incident she'snot been to park with her friends all the way throw the six week holiday's it scared that much

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Michael Dillingham Verified
1 month ago

No migrants

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Nick Dawkins Verified
1 month ago

Because we don’t want scrounging rapists in our village

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Eileen Wyld Verified
1 month ago

To keep our village safe.

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Janis Rodgers Verified
1 month ago Featured

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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Mr A Heath Verified
1 month ago

Family & friends

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Paul Kidd Verified
1 month ago Featured

The first priority for a local government is to create safe living communities for families to thrive. HMO’s do not contribute to this basic need, history has shown they create very unsafe areas, causing distress and actual harm to existing residents.

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Anamari Claxton Verified
1 month ago

As we have seen through the media/press the amount of objections that small villages have raised none of us wish or want within our communities. We do not know their history and our village is not the right environment. Moving from a large city due to the quiet quaint living, is not vibe that we are looking for. For some who wish to move this will down value properties and potentially unable to sell.

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Lynn Hays Verified
1 month ago

We have no idea who these people are and residents safety should come first and they should not be put in towns and villages to roam free.

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Tina Ballo Verified
1 month ago

Not appropriate use of housing when we have many homeless

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Diane Leach Verified
1 month ago

Why should we have these people living in our village

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James Heath Verified
1 month ago

No one what's them here it makes the village not safe for young girls and women

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Carole Dykes Verified
1 month ago

I don't feel safe when I go out walking anymore ,it affects my freedom to walk in my local area .

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Lorraine Clayton Verified
1 month ago

Some are ok but lots a drink and drugs