King's Park, one of Bournemouth's green spaces popular with sports clubs, dog walkers and people who enjoy getting out of doors, could soon disappear beneath an ice rink. We do not believe this is the right place for an ice rink and believe that green spaces that can be used by the public for free are extremely important. The importance of getting out and about in green spaces for physical and mental health is well documented, and we do not believe that lack of funds should be a deterrent to exercise. Sign our petition to say no to the King's Park ice rink.
absolutely ridiculous idea. that field is perfect for sports clubs and just relaxing. why ruin a perfectly good space for a seasonal rink? leave kings park alone.
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Sarah Hall
16 years ago
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Keep our park green! We have enough concrete already, Bournemouth needs its open spaces for the dogs and kids to run around safely.
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King's Park, one of Bournemouth's green spaces popular with sports clubs, dog walkers and people who enjoy getting out of doors, could soon disappear beneath an ice rink. We do not believe this is the right place for an ice rink and believe that green spaces that can be used by the public for free are extremely important. The importance of getting out and about in green spaces for physical and mental health is well documented, and we do not believe that lack of funds should be a deterrent to exercise. Sign our petition to say no to the King's Park ice rink.
absolutely ridiculous idea. that field is perfect for sports clubs and just relaxing. why ruin a perfectly good space for a seasonal rink? leave kings park alone.
S
Sarah Hall
16 years ago
Featured
Keep our park green! We have enough concrete already, Bournemouth needs its open spaces for the dogs and kids to run around safely.
absolutely ridiculous idea. that field is perfect for sports clubs and just relaxing. why ruin a perfectly good space for a seasonal rink? leave kings park alone.