Glynneath Council you continue to rip the heart out of our village
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Shyam vithlani
9 years ago
Let them play!!
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Jason Richards
9 years ago
Local councillors at their worst. Should be ashamed!
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Mark h
9 years ago
Vote Plaid & labour out in May
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Richard Jones
9 years ago
Disgraceful no vote for you lot in may.
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Alun Davies
9 years ago
Yet you can break a leg on a winters day playing rugby or football. No thought gone into this.
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Mark Jenkins
9 years ago
£68,000 wage bill and can't maintain courts stop pulling the wool over our eyes Glynneath Council.
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Matt baker
9 years ago
How dare you close our courts without asking us first .
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Colin
9 years ago
Please keep the courts open.
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Mark e
9 years ago
Get Stephen Karl Hunt over there and 14 independents. Vote Plaid and labour out in May no idea on sport and stopping kids play. Shame on you Glynneath Council didn't even ask the people.
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Eddie Donnelly
9 years ago
Need to keep this open
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Cathryn Redmond
9 years ago
I have played tennis on the courts for the last 30years and have never found a problem with the surface. The Council are wrong in trying to use health and safety issues to try and close the courts. Anyway a disclaimer notice on the courts e.g. Play at your own risk would suffice
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Rich Jones
9 years ago
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Tennis should be an all year-round game for everyone not just the privileged few who have access to indoor facilities. Get these courts back open pronto! Richard, Bridgend Lawn Tennis Club
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CLAIRE
9 years ago
Absolutely disgusting, but what do you expect from this council, we are supposed to be a town they are nothing but a joke
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Peter griffiths
9 years ago
No vote for you lot in May
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Mark Jenkins
9 years ago
Shame on you Council
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Gareth morgan
9 years ago
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Having coached many players from glynneath who have won British junior tennis championships and they've gone on to become coaches it's really important that the local kids get a chance to play all year round
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January
9 years ago
disgusting closing them , keep them open
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Karen Shreeve
9 years ago
I know it sounds mad to play outdoor tennis through winter but these children can't afford to play in a covered indoor court. If they, the parents and trainers are prepared to brave the weather let them continue.
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Colin daviez
9 years ago
Must keep the tennis going for the youth to have somthing to do ..how about raising some funds to put a roof on it ?
Glynneath Council you continue to rip the heart out of our village
Let them play!!
Local councillors at their worst. Should be ashamed!
Vote Plaid & labour out in May
Disgraceful no vote for you lot in may.
Yet you can break a leg on a winters day playing rugby or football. No thought gone into this.
£68,000 wage bill and can't maintain courts stop pulling the wool over our eyes Glynneath Council.
How dare you close our courts without asking us first .
Please keep the courts open.
Get Stephen Karl Hunt over there and 14 independents. Vote Plaid and labour out in May no idea on sport and stopping kids play. Shame on you Glynneath Council didn't even ask the people.
Need to keep this open
I have played tennis on the courts for the last 30years and have never found a problem with the surface. The Council are wrong in trying to use health and safety issues to try and close the courts. Anyway a disclaimer notice on the courts e.g. Play at your own risk would suffice
Tennis should be an all year-round game for everyone not just the privileged few who have access to indoor facilities. Get these courts back open pronto! Richard, Bridgend Lawn Tennis Club
Absolutely disgusting, but what do you expect from this council, we are supposed to be a town they are nothing but a joke
No vote for you lot in May
Shame on you Council
Having coached many players from glynneath who have won British junior tennis championships and they've gone on to become coaches it's really important that the local kids get a chance to play all year round
disgusting closing them , keep them open
I know it sounds mad to play outdoor tennis through winter but these children can't afford to play in a covered indoor court. If they, the parents and trainers are prepared to brave the weather let them continue.
Must keep the tennis going for the youth to have somthing to do ..how about raising some funds to put a roof on it ?