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Call on Wandsworth Borough Council to ban RoundUp

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Sarah bannister
6 years ago

Please no more spraying, of pesticides, Thank you just cut and prune

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Natalie Pell-Hatley
6 years ago

Save the bees!

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Sue Hammond
6 years ago

Roundup kills much wildlife and also domestic pets if they come into contact with it. This substance is extremely toxic so PLEASE STOP USING IT !!!

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Martin Blinkhorn
6 years ago

We should not br using this on our common

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Matt Palmer
6 years ago

Fully support!

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Tracey Rissik
6 years ago

It's proven without doubt that glyphosate is carcinogenic. It affects people, and it affects organisms through water contamination too. Please switch to alternatives to achieve the Council's green goals.

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Suzanne Ellis
6 years ago

Ban this product, it’s dangerous.

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Alan
6 years ago

Ban Roundup asap

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Martin Williams
6 years ago

Amazed that this is still being used - I don't want Council Tax in future going on compensation payments for sick employees.

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Alan Bernard Rushton
6 years ago

Now is the opportunity to set things right. Ban Roundup.

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Siobhain
6 years ago

Please ban use of glyphosate

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Kate Cazenove
6 years ago

Please stop using Roundup and stop cutting so much of the Commons grass so short. Lovely to see the pollinators enjoy the dandelions etc and stops everything getting so brown.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

It should be banned.

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Brenna Lattimore
6 years ago

This is a time when we clearly need to remove dangerous chemicals from our environment to protect rapidly declining nature and human health - not to add more. As such, I fully oppose the use of Round Up or any other chemical weed killers or pesticides in Wandsworth.

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Katherine
6 years ago

Please let’s do the right thing

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Zafiro Jones
6 years ago

Wandsworth council, you should know better by now! Most people know that roundup is poison to our Bee, plants, wildlife and to humans. SHAME ON YOU.

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Lola
6 years ago

Toxic to life is Round Up ... or don't you know??? Be informed for goodness sake.

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Nick chamberlain-Kent
6 years ago

Stop the short term thinking and consider our children’s future in this planet please

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Chloe Talberg
6 years ago

Save Wandsworth Commons

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Anonymous
6 years ago

sign for the future