Pilsley Article4 Direction for Houses in Multiple Occupation
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Angela Malyon
1 month ago
Concerned about the community, its people and its values. Also the resources
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Dean Windsor
1 month ago
These men should not be in the UK never mind Pilsley! We know nothing about their history, if they’re rapists or murderers but as a father it concerns me to the highest level that my children who are young are at risk of danger now.
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Joanne Swift
1 month ago
The safety of the local residents is paramount, especially women and children who walk, cycle and play on our beautiful nature trails. These HMOs will make our community and local area feel unsafe.
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Charlotte Bartram
1 month ago
Not safe for people, with everything that is happening people are scared to go outside and have a life
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Lynn Ridd
1 month ago
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Our village is a small safe place and doesn’t need HMO in it. It would cause the residents to feel unsafe and worried for their children. As a woman I wouldn’t feel safe. There are a lot of oap’s me being one of them in the community and this idea is frightening
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Luke smith
1 month ago
I want my partner to feel safe in this village walking to the shops. With these here SHE WILL NOT.
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Ben Stocks
1 month ago
We don’t want illegal immigrants in our close and secure community, for reasons including our safety and our young people’s safety. They won’t integrate with us and will cause division amongst many other major problems.
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Andy Thelwell
1 month ago
We need to keep our women and children safe from people who we dont no what there background is
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Julia Hardy Hardy
1 month ago
A small village is just that and there is no room for anyHMOs.
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Sharon Hill
1 month ago
Need further understanding of who will be placed in the HMO and if these premises will be monitored by local councils
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Robert Smith
1 month ago
Females and children's safety are paramount to my objection
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Diane Bunting
1 month ago
I don’t want to live in a village where I and my family don’t feel safe
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Graeme Walker
1 month ago
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Because the safety of women & children in a village environment should be a safe environment and it is not right that HMO's are inflicted upon a small village by a district council deliberately hiding behind legislation designed to keep that local population in the dark.
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Mavis Hall
1 month ago
We dont want imigrants in pilsley england isnt safe with them here
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Lucy
1 month ago
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Because a high level of hmo takes away from the character of what is a lovely very safe place to live for women and children..
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Peter Weightman-Rhodes
1 month ago
For the safety of our residents .
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Shirley Ann
1 month ago
It’s about feeling safe in the community
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Josh Pickering
1 month ago
I fear for my unborn child’s safety.
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Elizabeth Walker
1 month ago
As a disabled pensioner and seen first hand the hassle they caused pinching and running out of tesco clay cross. I feel unsafe going anywhere alone.
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Heather Burton
1 month ago
I don't feel safe in the village I was born and grown up safely and had a wonderful childhood , I feel for residents with young children . these people have different values and it is frightening when they are walking about in groups of young men , I know they have to live somewhere but they must adear to our way of living knowing what is right and what is wrong before living among us or it is never going to work
Concerned about the community, its people and its values. Also the resources
These men should not be in the UK never mind Pilsley! We know nothing about their history, if they’re rapists or murderers but as a father it concerns me to the highest level that my children who are young are at risk of danger now.
The safety of the local residents is paramount, especially women and children who walk, cycle and play on our beautiful nature trails. These HMOs will make our community and local area feel unsafe.
Not safe for people, with everything that is happening people are scared to go outside and have a life
Our village is a small safe place and doesn’t need HMO in it. It would cause the residents to feel unsafe and worried for their children. As a woman I wouldn’t feel safe. There are a lot of oap’s me being one of them in the community and this idea is frightening
I want my partner to feel safe in this village walking to the shops. With these here SHE WILL NOT.
We don’t want illegal immigrants in our close and secure community, for reasons including our safety and our young people’s safety. They won’t integrate with us and will cause division amongst many other major problems.
We need to keep our women and children safe from people who we dont no what there background is
A small village is just that and there is no room for anyHMOs.
Need further understanding of who will be placed in the HMO and if these premises will be monitored by local councils
Females and children's safety are paramount to my objection
I don’t want to live in a village where I and my family don’t feel safe
Because the safety of women & children in a village environment should be a safe environment and it is not right that HMO's are inflicted upon a small village by a district council deliberately hiding behind legislation designed to keep that local population in the dark.
We dont want imigrants in pilsley england isnt safe with them here
Because a high level of hmo takes away from the character of what is a lovely very safe place to live for women and children..
For the safety of our residents .
It’s about feeling safe in the community
I fear for my unborn child’s safety.
As a disabled pensioner and seen first hand the hassle they caused pinching and running out of tesco clay cross. I feel unsafe going anywhere alone.
I don't feel safe in the village I was born and grown up safely and had a wonderful childhood , I feel for residents with young children . these people have different values and it is frightening when they are walking about in groups of young men , I know they have to live somewhere but they must adear to our way of living knowing what is right and what is wrong before living among us or it is never going to work