Save this lovely pathway which is an important part of Brighton's history!
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Kai Lee
12 years ago
Please save the back path!
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Joanna Davies
12 years ago
Save the path way.
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Dan Sanderson
12 years ago
Save the path way!!
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Martin
12 years ago
Save the path please
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Max Thompson
12 years ago
save the path
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Valerie Paynter
12 years ago
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Does this path have public right of way status? Does it enjoy Listed curtilege status? What deterrence measures could they take? Like installing CCTV or solar-powered lighting? What else? Destruction of our historic landscape for this reason is not right.t
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Eva Hellqvist
12 years ago
Save the Hanover Crescent Path it's magical and historic
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Gabriel best
12 years ago
Never a good idea when public rights of way get eroded.
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Luke Hartney
12 years ago
What is the point of this?It's a sweet, wee hidden part of the gardens.
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Tom Hartney
12 years ago
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I spent my childhood playing in the gardens and on the path, and think it's a shame if future generations don't get the chance to do the same.
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Sue Gollifer
12 years ago
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This is a special path and confirms Hanover Crescentgardens as a Pleasure Garden
historical parts of the city shoukd be preserved for future generationsd
Part of Brighton's diminishing history, pkease save it!
why change something so wonderful?
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Save this important backwater of Brighton please..
This path is a beautiful piece. of Brighton history and should be preserved, not destroyed.
remove the people behaving anti socially not historic architecture
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Save this lovely pathway which is an important part of Brighton's history!
Please save the back path!
Save the path way.
Save the path way!!
Save the path please
save the path
Does this path have public right of way status? Does it enjoy Listed curtilege status? What deterrence measures could they take? Like installing CCTV or solar-powered lighting? What else? Destruction of our historic landscape for this reason is not right.t
Save the Hanover Crescent Path it's magical and historic
Never a good idea when public rights of way get eroded.
What is the point of this?It's a sweet, wee hidden part of the gardens.
I spent my childhood playing in the gardens and on the path, and think it's a shame if future generations don't get the chance to do the same.
This is a special path and confirms Hanover Crescentgardens as a Pleasure Garden