Decent lighting in a highly trafficked area seems like a pretty good idea. Why wouldn't this be supported?
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Jack Roberts
9 years ago
I am a student.
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Julie Senior
9 years ago
Everyone should feel safe on our streets. Just get it sorted.
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Dionne White
9 years ago
I wouldn't want my daughter/son walking there whether she was with friends let alone, being on her own.
Its dangerous!
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gillian rooney
9 years ago
My daughter attends Salford university and I believe that a safe walj home is important
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Sophie Lloyd-Smith
9 years ago
Make the area around uni better lit so everyone feels safer
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is the route home to my house from uni next year and at the minute I walk the long way round to avoid it because it doesn't feel safe
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Aaron wallace
9 years ago
Pls
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Keith ashmall
9 years ago
Dangerous.. wouldn't take much to improve the lighting.
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Carly Oliver
9 years ago
Reading this on the MEN website.
I don't live here or attend the university but everyone should feel safe walking home & it's an nderstand, lighting is an issue in several areas of Manchester. Let's get the ball rolling! Well done x
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Laura Evans
9 years ago
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This is a fantastic idea, I'm in my third year of uni and I still hate walking down there, but I haven't got a choice, when walking on my own i either call my parents or boyfriend I hate it that much.
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Conor
9 years ago
I think the road is unsafe and needs proper drainage. My employer, the university can afford this rather than it being put onto my council tax. Students pay too much already and the recently built halls of residence escaped £2M + Section 106 fees so they should have the money somewhere... it might even be evidence of them 'giving something back'...
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Karen corrigan
9 years ago
Mh daughter attends Salford uni and this road is very lonely and dangerous.
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Sarah Hackett
9 years ago
Graduated in 1994 but drove down Wallness Lane recently and was surprised to see how badly lit it is. Needs to be sorted before someone is attacked or run over !
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Jill Royle
9 years ago
Yes our streets need to be safer the very least Salford Council and the University can do is make sure the lighting is adequate. Students bring enough money to the city!! Good Luck
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Iflah
9 years ago
I graduated a couple of years ago but still feel the plight of my fellow Salford students. Light up light up!
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Angel Petrov
9 years ago
This needs to be cleared up
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Christian Clausner
9 years ago
Fully agree
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Lydia Sanlon
9 years ago
I have to walk down Wayne's lane twice a week to get home and it is sometimes a little daunting
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Andrew Scott
9 years ago
Used to walk down this road often when I was a student. So glad I no longer have to.
Decent lighting in a highly trafficked area seems like a pretty good idea. Why wouldn't this be supported?
I am a student.
Everyone should feel safe on our streets. Just get it sorted.
I wouldn't want my daughter/son walking there whether she was with friends let alone, being on her own. Its dangerous!
My daughter attends Salford university and I believe that a safe walj home is important
Make the area around uni better lit so everyone feels safer
This is the route home to my house from uni next year and at the minute I walk the long way round to avoid it because it doesn't feel safe
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Dangerous.. wouldn't take much to improve the lighting.
Reading this on the MEN website. I don't live here or attend the university but everyone should feel safe walking home & it's an nderstand, lighting is an issue in several areas of Manchester. Let's get the ball rolling! Well done x
This is a fantastic idea, I'm in my third year of uni and I still hate walking down there, but I haven't got a choice, when walking on my own i either call my parents or boyfriend I hate it that much.
I think the road is unsafe and needs proper drainage. My employer, the university can afford this rather than it being put onto my council tax. Students pay too much already and the recently built halls of residence escaped £2M + Section 106 fees so they should have the money somewhere... it might even be evidence of them 'giving something back'...
Mh daughter attends Salford uni and this road is very lonely and dangerous.
Graduated in 1994 but drove down Wallness Lane recently and was surprised to see how badly lit it is. Needs to be sorted before someone is attacked or run over !
Yes our streets need to be safer the very least Salford Council and the University can do is make sure the lighting is adequate. Students bring enough money to the city!! Good Luck
I graduated a couple of years ago but still feel the plight of my fellow Salford students. Light up light up!
This needs to be cleared up
Fully agree
I have to walk down Wayne's lane twice a week to get home and it is sometimes a little daunting
Used to walk down this road often when I was a student. So glad I no longer have to.