Save Northcliffe Park from Crematorium Development
1,362 Comments
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Claire priestman
7 years ago
This area should remain in the community for the use of the community.
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Robert jones
7 years ago
Please find another site..
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Would ruin the park. Don’t need extra traffic on Moorhead Lane to access it. All round a bad idea. Sure there are other more suitable sites.
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Carina Stallabrass
7 years ago
Save our park! Thanks.
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Sam Gooding
7 years ago
Please look elsewhere. This is a fantastic place as it is. Don’t ruin it.
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Charles Thresh
7 years ago
Sir N Rae stated for recreation Cremation is NOT recreation and there are far better sites in the Bradford area Suggest Bradford speak to the Westerleigh Group to get advice on how to run a decent crematorium. Suitable site Gaisby Lane /Powell road with super access to all areas
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Nicholas cosgrove
7 years ago
No
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Local resident who takes her dog walking here all the time
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Karen Shackleton
7 years ago
Walk mine and my mums dogs here every week
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Michelle Thorpe
7 years ago
This green space should be kept for what it was originally intended. These are few and far between nowadays.
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Sue Hollings
7 years ago
This is open space for the area and should not be taken away from the communìty
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Javaid hussain
7 years ago
Not a good Idea as this will affect the playing area for the kids
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Javaid hussain
7 years ago
Not a good Idea as this will affect the playing area for the kids
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Definitely not the correct site for this development
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Do not ruin Shipley's heritage. Plenty of brownfield sites in Bradford
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Anonymous
7 years ago
They wouldn't plan to build on Lister Park. Leave Shipley alone
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C Weaver
7 years ago
A valued area of open space would be lost if this is allowed.
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Mark Mortimer
7 years ago
Fond memories of this park from childhood. I'm astonished that Bradford Council can legally get away with this. It would make a lot more sense for a new site to be located in an area less congested with traffic rather than add to it.
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Coldwell
7 years ago
The park was given to the people of the Shipley and Bradford areas to enjoy not to be taken for a crematorium
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David Coe
7 years ago
It was given to the people specifically as a green space for recreational use, not to be built on. To do so would waste a rare and generous act.
This area should remain in the community for the use of the community.
Please find another site..
Would ruin the park. Don’t need extra traffic on Moorhead Lane to access it. All round a bad idea. Sure there are other more suitable sites.
Save our park! Thanks.
Please look elsewhere. This is a fantastic place as it is. Don’t ruin it.
Sir N Rae stated for recreation Cremation is NOT recreation and there are far better sites in the Bradford area Suggest Bradford speak to the Westerleigh Group to get advice on how to run a decent crematorium. Suitable site Gaisby Lane /Powell road with super access to all areas
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Local resident who takes her dog walking here all the time
Walk mine and my mums dogs here every week
This green space should be kept for what it was originally intended. These are few and far between nowadays.
This is open space for the area and should not be taken away from the communìty
Not a good Idea as this will affect the playing area for the kids
Not a good Idea as this will affect the playing area for the kids
Definitely not the correct site for this development
Do not ruin Shipley's heritage. Plenty of brownfield sites in Bradford
They wouldn't plan to build on Lister Park. Leave Shipley alone
A valued area of open space would be lost if this is allowed.
Fond memories of this park from childhood. I'm astonished that Bradford Council can legally get away with this. It would make a lot more sense for a new site to be located in an area less congested with traffic rather than add to it.
The park was given to the people of the Shipley and Bradford areas to enjoy not to be taken for a crematorium
It was given to the people specifically as a green space for recreational use, not to be built on. To do so would waste a rare and generous act.