Please save our lovley lollipop man brian he is the besy
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Debbie Hailes
10 years ago
Brian does a fantastic job, who knows how many lives he has saved!
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Lisa moyes
10 years ago
Please save the lolly pop man!!
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Hayley Williams
10 years ago
Please keep him!
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Karen Stewart
10 years ago
Yet another example of the council putting profit before lives. Stupid decision.
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Lucy Andrews
10 years ago
The road is so dangerous . Brian makes the road so much safer for all the children at school times. Safety first ...cannot put our children in danger and they would be without Brian!
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Mel Tucker
10 years ago
Lollipop men are vital! I remember mine from 30 years ago. Bring Back Brian!
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Lorraine crayden
10 years ago
How can this post not meet criteria?
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Sophie Bowers
10 years ago
He was my lollipop man when I was attending elm wood 10 years ago! He's the loveliest man you will ever meet. Bring back Brian x
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Andrew wise
10 years ago
Please don't loose Brian.
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Gail cook
10 years ago
This is a very busy road,our children won't be safe if we lose Brian,it will only be a matter of time before a child is hurt or worse
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Mrs Ann ODONNELL
10 years ago
Without Brian as our lollipop man the road is NOT safe to cross. If you take him away you are putting our children and parents in danger.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
He is essential at school times, it is a very busy road and many children need to cross
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Victoria Ruffy
10 years ago
A patrol person is a necessity on Hullbridge road. It's a main road next to the school with high volume of traffic sometimes travelling faster than they should. We need a safe way for the children to cross the road.
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Jan monaghan
10 years ago
This is a very busy road and help is required when crossing at school times
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Henriette Jauncey
10 years ago
Save Brian too many children cross the road where he stands
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Katie
10 years ago
Hullbridge Road needs Brian to stay.
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Nicole Mansfield
10 years ago
Both my boys and myself will be devastated to lose Brian, he is a very important part of our daily routine!! SOB - Save Our Brian!!!!
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Rubi Mason
10 years ago
A couple months ago while I was crossing with my double buggy a 4x4 came in a very high speed, when the woman stopped Brian told her the road was a 30mph, as soon as she was free to go she put her feel deep in the acelerator leaving in even a highest speed, that's why we need Brian, to protect our children from crazy ppl like that woman! Save Brian!
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Cathy Hall
10 years ago
Brian is not only a lollipop man, he is also a good example to the children as he always ensures that they stop and take care while crossing the road, thus giving the children a sense that roads are dangerous. We are also loosing Dave on ferrers road as of Friday 6th May ( a replacement is being organised). It is time for Essex County Council to realise that the children are the future polititions. What example does this set for them?
Please save our lovley lollipop man brian he is the besy
Brian does a fantastic job, who knows how many lives he has saved!
Please save the lolly pop man!!
Please keep him!
Yet another example of the council putting profit before lives. Stupid decision.
The road is so dangerous . Brian makes the road so much safer for all the children at school times. Safety first ...cannot put our children in danger and they would be without Brian!
Lollipop men are vital! I remember mine from 30 years ago. Bring Back Brian!
How can this post not meet criteria?
He was my lollipop man when I was attending elm wood 10 years ago! He's the loveliest man you will ever meet. Bring back Brian x
Please don't loose Brian.
This is a very busy road,our children won't be safe if we lose Brian,it will only be a matter of time before a child is hurt or worse
Without Brian as our lollipop man the road is NOT safe to cross. If you take him away you are putting our children and parents in danger.
He is essential at school times, it is a very busy road and many children need to cross
A patrol person is a necessity on Hullbridge road. It's a main road next to the school with high volume of traffic sometimes travelling faster than they should. We need a safe way for the children to cross the road.
This is a very busy road and help is required when crossing at school times
Save Brian too many children cross the road where he stands
Hullbridge Road needs Brian to stay.
Both my boys and myself will be devastated to lose Brian, he is a very important part of our daily routine!! SOB - Save Our Brian!!!!
A couple months ago while I was crossing with my double buggy a 4x4 came in a very high speed, when the woman stopped Brian told her the road was a 30mph, as soon as she was free to go she put her feel deep in the acelerator leaving in even a highest speed, that's why we need Brian, to protect our children from crazy ppl like that woman! Save Brian!
Brian is not only a lollipop man, he is also a good example to the children as he always ensures that they stop and take care while crossing the road, thus giving the children a sense that roads are dangerous. We are also loosing Dave on ferrers road as of Friday 6th May ( a replacement is being organised). It is time for Essex County Council to realise that the children are the future polititions. What example does this set for them?