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132 Comments

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Sue mvhugh
11 years ago

We need all the greenery we got to to be ruined

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kimberley garner
11 years ago

Ridiculous one of last fields that kids can play on and they getting rid selfish

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James lord
11 years ago

Plenty of room in rochdale

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Susan mcniece
11 years ago

Not much greenery left in Heywood would be a shame to loss it.

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stacey lynam
11 years ago

This should not be aloud. Its discusting. You are taking away a place where children play. Not many areas left like this now other than unsafe wooded areas. Why do we need houses in every nook and cranny you can find.

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Alan richardson
11 years ago

We do not want these house's built here

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Brenda Robertson
11 years ago

Don't spoil a nice green space in the centre of town. just where it's needed.

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James lord
11 years ago

Build them in rochdale

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Diane Pullan
11 years ago

please save this green space which not only brings our community together every year for bonfire night but allows people to walk dogs, kids to play, for us to enjoy a view and hear e birds

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kris fleming
11 years ago

Get your priorities right first. Look at flats above shops and get them occupied like they use to be, before jumping the housing bandwagon and spoiling already over populated areas, that have become over burdened with traffic. xxx

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Simon Watters
11 years ago

Councillors of Rochdale....remember who votes for you!!!!!

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paula smith
11 years ago

No to houses

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Stacey Foran
11 years ago

One of decreasing open spaces in my local area. Surely there are brownfield sites that can be built on.

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Sarah richardson
11 years ago

Why don't you build a nice littel park on one side of it insted . So the bonfire can still go ahead . And then build insted where that big school use to be at the side of morrisons that got knocked down . And I don't understand why such a big school got knocked down in the first place ??

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Ashley Bennion
11 years ago

This must be a joke! No one in there right mind would want this!!

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Fiona
11 years ago

No way to house build on our public land

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GLYN CHADWICK
11 years ago

I left Heywood after greenbelt land behind my home was snaffled by industry. I still have a keen interest in my old town and find it outrageous yet more green land is to be developed when there are better alternatives.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This shouldn't go ahead!!! Ridiculous!!

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Darren Redford
11 years ago Featured

Italian wrong on so many levels to build on this field especially when there's good land to build on elsewhere where houses have been pulled down or just abit further down the road where a primary school used to be but since its destruction it's been left to rot

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This can't go ahead!