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Open Glynneath Tennis Courts For Everyone

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Lilia Knoyle
9 years ago

Please will you open the courts . Lilia age 9

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Elizabeth Knoyle
9 years ago Featured

The town council should be ashamed of themselves. They should be supporting the community. Could not the courts be transferred to a community organisation to run? Could look for some grants to improve the facilities then.

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Gethin watkins
9 years ago

Love playing tennis this is terrible news

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Huw D D Jones
9 years ago

Closing the tennis courts is a bloody ridiculous decision and based I suspect on personal rather than communal motives

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Keep the tennis coarts open.

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Robert Challenger
9 years ago

Why would anyone want to prevent children being active and having exercise and top coaching from quality coaches who want to help others

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Daniel mead
9 years ago

I Daniel Mead have signed this petition.

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robert hill
9 years ago

my garnd kid uses the tennis courts and if it closed where to go then she love it in the summer time.

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Grant Bignell
9 years ago

Very disappointing to see them close. Had many a great summer playing tennis. The village needs it as more and more sports teams dwindle. Seems it just needs someone to sit down with both parties and mediate to get something sorted.

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Kathryn thomas
9 years ago

These courts need to remain open. Tennis promotes health and well being and encourages physical and emotional development

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Andrew Williams
9 years ago

I feel it would be far more beneficial to Glynneath to disband the town council, they are a complete waste of time.

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Stuart James
9 years ago

Apauled by Glynneath council.

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Ray Francis
9 years ago

Come on Glynneath Council sort it out

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Mel Day
9 years ago

Anyone for tennis? Doh!! All jokes aside, come on closed until March 2017! In case it's icey? What about the rest of the park? How do other parks stay open with skate ramps and climbing frames? Silly decision.

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David w
9 years ago

It's sunny today no Ice yet still can't get on,something's wrong here.

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Michael g
9 years ago

We don't want a car park we want our tennis courts back.

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James d
9 years ago

Why wasn't none of the Glynneath residents asked about this? I hope it's not going to be turned into a car park.

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Leighton Colljns
9 years ago

There are more concerning aspects of the park that are more of an health and safety risks. The tennis courts are *all weather* and appear to be in excellent condition. Can the council elaborate on their decision? What does it cost to sweep a few leaves up once a week? Terrible decision, letting the children of this village down again.

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Mark jones
9 years ago

If it's health and safety all you got to do is put a sign up go on at your own risk,why was it done in closed session when everyone left?,why didn't you inform the people of glynneath & ask them their views and finally it's a all weather surface the clue is in the name all weather. This council have no idea vote them all out in May.

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mike jones
9 years ago

A short sighted decision to restrict access to sport. Our summers aren't made of long hot sunny days & winter doesn't mean non stop rain or frost, it is possible to play in winter.