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David Lloyd Gidea Park: Save our Squash Courts!

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Bruce Ruggles
8 years ago

They need the practice, please don't shut the courts.

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Mike Jones
8 years ago

We met with England Squash about 5 years ago and in the 5 years prior to that something like 1600 courts had closed. Heaven knows how many it is up to now. But just how many gyms and creches do we need!!??

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Marc Palmer
8 years ago

DL should be promoting Squash not killing it off, remove a tennis court instead

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Tate
8 years ago

Would be a tragedy to cut this sport. It is quintessentially British. Sport and activity needs to be encouraged and promoted.

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Kevin Attreed
8 years ago Featured

Poor management from David Lloyd. How can this decision be made with no discussion with the members. The squash courts are always busy and the me,bees that use them also spend time (and spend money) at the bar. The loss of courts and squash members will negatively effect the club.

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Mark ridley
8 years ago

Surely they would not miss 1 tennis court instead

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john valentine
8 years ago

DL could make more by pushing squash better

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Alexis Martin
8 years ago

Support a globally recognised sport with strong local participation!

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Nicole Harvey
8 years ago

The whole reason a leisure centre exists is for the purpose of offering something to everyone in the surrounding community. Not only have you insulted your members by not consulting them of this change first, but you are preventing the ever growing rise of people from playing one of the worlds most proven healthiest sports that they love. Disgraceful.

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Elizabeth Rose
8 years ago

Nooo

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Clive Davies
8 years ago

Absolutely disgusting.

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Robert Connell
8 years ago

Games against DL are always well fought and good value. The guys have worked hard to establish a strong side. Please don’t take that away from us & then.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The community needs a strong squash club not a short term fad

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A C PATEL
8 years ago

No go area. BAD move

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John Batty
8 years ago

These new fads don’t last but Squash will last forever! Played in over 175 countries worldwide by people aged 5 to over 80!

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Lindsay dalton
8 years ago

You can’t get rid of the squash courts!i play on them 2/3 times a week and it’s an imperative part of my fitness goals

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John springett
8 years ago

Seriously

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Pat Bird
8 years ago

How is it good business to effectively close a throving squash club?

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Richard Williams
8 years ago

Would hate to see team squash finish a Team david Llyod as we always have very competitive games against a very good and social club.

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Heather Northeast
8 years ago

Appalling that this is being carried out without consulting members.