As you may know, Local lad, Steve Sayer (13)from Cheddar has been told by the Planning department of Sedgemoor District Council to take down his rather attractive sign, advertising his horse manure business beside the A371 on the edge of Cheddar, shortly after being told to remove bike ramps he and his friends had built in nearby fields .
He has been greatly encouraged by the support he has received from local people who have been genuinely shocked at the councilâ
The council remains silent on Steve's business but your stories in the comments show why this sign matters to our community. Email the Sedgemoor Planning department today and demand they leave the sign alone. Text three neighbors to ask them to look at the link and sign too.
September 27, 2007
The momentum behind Steve's sign is clear and the council cannot ignore us any longer. Post the link on Facebook right now and email your local representative to demand they leave his business alone.
6 Comments
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Paul Young
18 years ago
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Honestly who does it hurt? It is a harmless sign in a field. Stop being so petty.
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Sarah Henderson
18 years ago
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Ridiculous. It is just a sign for manure!! The council needs to worry about the potholes before they worry about this lad.
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Joanne Griffin
18 years ago
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Cheddar council are a joke. That boy has more work ethic than most adults I know. Keep it up Steve.
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Mark Liu
18 years ago
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STEVE IS A LEGEND. LET THE LAD WORK.
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Tracey Lund
18 years ago
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My garden needs manure anyway better to buy local than some huge company. Leave the sign.
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Dave Rhodes
18 years ago
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The council have nothing better to do than pick on a kid trying to earn a few quid. Leave him alone.
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As you may know, Local lad, Steve Sayer (13)from Cheddar has been told by the Planning department of Sedgemoor District Council to take down his rather attractive sign, advertising his horse manure business beside the A371 on the edge of Cheddar, shortly after being told to remove bike ramps he and his friends had built in nearby fields .
He has been greatly encouraged by the support he has received from local people who have been genuinely shocked at the councilâ
The council remains silent on Steve's business but your stories in the comments show why this sign matters to our community. Email the Sedgemoor Planning department today and demand they leave the sign alone. Text three neighbors to ask them to look at the link and sign too.
September 27, 2007
The momentum behind Steve's sign is clear and the council cannot ignore us any longer. Post the link on Facebook right now and email your local representative to demand they leave his business alone.
6 Comments
P
Paul Young
18 years ago
Featured
Honestly who does it hurt? It is a harmless sign in a field. Stop being so petty.
S
Sarah Henderson
18 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. It is just a sign for manure!! The council needs to worry about the potholes before they worry about this lad.
J
Joanne Griffin
18 years ago
Featured
Cheddar council are a joke. That boy has more work ethic than most adults I know. Keep it up Steve.
M
Mark Liu
18 years ago
Featured
STEVE IS A LEGEND. LET THE LAD WORK.
T
Tracey Lund
18 years ago
Featured
My garden needs manure anyway better to buy local than some huge company. Leave the sign.
D
Dave Rhodes
18 years ago
Featured
The council have nothing better to do than pick on a kid trying to earn a few quid. Leave him alone.
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Honestly who does it hurt? It is a harmless sign in a field. Stop being so petty.