Petition to open Electra Footpath on the River Lea & provide another stretch of walking access along this historic river
392 Comments
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Kirth Gersen
7 years ago
Open the path. Who is this petition being sent too, Mayor Khan?
Who owns the land and is blocking it's development, we need to know so we can shame them.
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Atin Wickham
7 years ago
Shame on those holding this back!
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Frank Da Silva
7 years ago
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It will make a big difference so people can enjoy this little corner of East London. I'm a runner and member of a run club based near the Greenway / Olympic Park and are always exploring new routes and I'm sure everyone will enjoy it.
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David Charnick
7 years ago
Perhaps the landowners might show a generosity not shown by others and increase people's appreciation of the Lea through this small but significant gesture?
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Alan Tucker
7 years ago
I've been caught out by this before. it would make a difference to our enjoyment of East London.
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FionaP
7 years ago
Please reopen the path - what a joy it will be to walk the length of the river Lea when you do!
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Nicola
7 years ago
Please open the path and allow everyone to access this beautiful walk
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Every landowner should be encouraged to promote pollution-free modes of transport. In this case walking and cycling.
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Greg day
7 years ago
This will help people explore this fantastic natural gem.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It’s such a lovely walk along the Lea river and opening the next stretch of path would benefit so many walkers and cyclists.
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Amanda Root
7 years ago
Please re-open this footpath - everyone's well-being suffers when we can't roam and walk around our landscapes.
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raj
7 years ago
yes agree
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Matthew
7 years ago
Beautiful area, open the path!
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Ricci
7 years ago
Open up man!
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John
7 years ago
Please open the path
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Anonymous
7 years ago
No public footpath should be closed off by greedy landowners. So, Mr Landowner, do your public duty and open it up now.
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Sabine Singh
7 years ago
Good it’s worthwhile and it makes it easy to get from end to the other and make the area more greener well done
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Helen Moules
7 years ago
It’s a no-brainer. Councils should always have the right to insist on public rights of way along waterfronts.
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Robert Mankelow
7 years ago
Great idea and it wouldn't cost the owners anything
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Thomas Maher
7 years ago
As a Luton native now based in E London I wish to one day walk the entire path from 5 springs until it meets the Thames.
Open the path. Who is this petition being sent too, Mayor Khan? Who owns the land and is blocking it's development, we need to know so we can shame them.
Shame on those holding this back!
It will make a big difference so people can enjoy this little corner of East London. I'm a runner and member of a run club based near the Greenway / Olympic Park and are always exploring new routes and I'm sure everyone will enjoy it.
Perhaps the landowners might show a generosity not shown by others and increase people's appreciation of the Lea through this small but significant gesture?
I've been caught out by this before. it would make a difference to our enjoyment of East London.
Please reopen the path - what a joy it will be to walk the length of the river Lea when you do!
Please open the path and allow everyone to access this beautiful walk
Every landowner should be encouraged to promote pollution-free modes of transport. In this case walking and cycling.
This will help people explore this fantastic natural gem.
It’s such a lovely walk along the Lea river and opening the next stretch of path would benefit so many walkers and cyclists.
Please re-open this footpath - everyone's well-being suffers when we can't roam and walk around our landscapes.
yes agree
Beautiful area, open the path!
Open up man!
Please open the path
No public footpath should be closed off by greedy landowners. So, Mr Landowner, do your public duty and open it up now.
Good it’s worthwhile and it makes it easy to get from end to the other and make the area more greener well done
It’s a no-brainer. Councils should always have the right to insist on public rights of way along waterfronts.
Great idea and it wouldn't cost the owners anything
As a Luton native now based in E London I wish to one day walk the entire path from 5 springs until it meets the Thames.