PONTESFORD HILL.... SAY NO TO THE AMPHITHEATRE AND BURIAL GROUND.
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Barry Childs
12 years ago
this is a beautiful area,leave it that way
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Martin Beesley
12 years ago
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I am not against visitors enjoying the beauty of the hill but the lanes used to approach the car park are unsuitable to take any more traffic than use it now. That reason alone makes it a nonstarter.
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Sally Duncalf
12 years ago
A natural beauty for thousands of years, do not allow it to be ruined so brutally.
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Fiona Nelson
12 years ago
Leave Pontesford Hill alone for all to enjoy as we have done over the years. It is a part of our childhood and should be of future generations.
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Amanda Williams
12 years ago
we change a beautiful part of pontesbury that is used regularly by people in & out of the village
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Anonymous
12 years ago
would be a great shame for such a beautiful and tranquil part of the shropshire countryside.
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darren edwards
12 years ago
no this should not happen, it is a part of the country side natural beauty sites around shropshire, people enjoy walks, runs and cycle there,
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wendy Beesley
12 years ago
I have known Pontesford hill all my life - 56 years- as i child i visitedit many times on my through to minsterley to visit my grandmother, as a school child we climbed it on a visit from our local school. For the last 27 years we have been lucky to have lived in the shodow of tis wonderfull hill and when raising my two children we walked, picknicked and played in the waterfall on many ocaasions. The junior school have a hill run up Pontesford hill and my husband and son have run this race with many of our friends. when my dughter visits home she likes tro climb to the trick point as this walk brings back many memories. I also think the increaed trafic will be a problem with noise, litter and other problems with trafic travelling on a very narrow lane. i would also like to say that it has been mentioned these proposals would cut down on anti-social behaviour? in the 27 years i have lived on the hill we have never experienced any anti-social behaviour, there may be littler but i cant see that this proposal will cut down on this it will only increase the problem by having more people visit this lovely site.
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wendy Beesley
12 years ago
I have known Pontesford hill all my life - 56 years- as i child i visitedit many times on my through to minsterley to visit my grandmother, as a school child we climbed it on a visit from our local school. For the last 27 years we have been lucky to have lived in the shodow of tis wonderfull hill and when raising my two children we walked, picknicked and played in the waterfall on many ocaasions. The junior school have a hill run up Pontesford hill and my husband and son have run this race with many of our friends. when my dughter visits home she likes tro climb to the trick point as this walk brings back many memories. I also think the increaed trafic will be a problem with noise, litter and other problems with trafic travelling on a very narrow lane. i would also like to say that it has been mentioned these proposals would cut down on anti-social behaviour? in the 27 years i have lived on the hill we have never experienced any anti-social behaviour, there may be littler but i cant see that this proposal will cut down on this it will only increase the problem by having more people visit this lovely site.
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Ben pugh
12 years ago
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Mervyn France
12 years ago
Hands off Grandma's Hill
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Niki Lathwell
12 years ago
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I've been carried/walking up that hill since I was born, and have taken my kids up there since they were born. It's so much a part of our family history that we all know it as 'Grandma's Hill'. Don't destroy its natural beauty or our memories. Aren't there enough brown sites around you can build on?!
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Tracey Oakley
12 years ago
Leave it alone !
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Tracey Oakley
12 years ago
NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Danielle Edwards
12 years ago
why is this even up for discussion?? NO !!
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Jessica Carter
12 years ago
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We must allow future generations to enjoy the hill in its natural beauty. This development will deprive all young people in the locality of a place to walk, explore, play and to appreciate nature.
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Alice Campion
12 years ago
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Haven't we spoilt enough natural beauty? I grew up walking this hill and it is a pure and beautiful place, it shouldn't be ruined by a pretention and money making nonsense. Leave this beautiful place alone!
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Bill Tipton
12 years ago
Please don't spoil this lovely region with a tacky tourist attraction
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Chris Smith
12 years ago
This area must remain untouched and preserved for our children and children's children.
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PAT HIGNETT
12 years ago
leave the hill as it is for future generations to enjoy.
this is a beautiful area,leave it that way
I am not against visitors enjoying the beauty of the hill but the lanes used to approach the car park are unsuitable to take any more traffic than use it now. That reason alone makes it a nonstarter.
A natural beauty for thousands of years, do not allow it to be ruined so brutally.
Leave Pontesford Hill alone for all to enjoy as we have done over the years. It is a part of our childhood and should be of future generations.
we change a beautiful part of pontesbury that is used regularly by people in & out of the village
would be a great shame for such a beautiful and tranquil part of the shropshire countryside.
no this should not happen, it is a part of the country side natural beauty sites around shropshire, people enjoy walks, runs and cycle there,
I have known Pontesford hill all my life - 56 years- as i child i visitedit many times on my through to minsterley to visit my grandmother, as a school child we climbed it on a visit from our local school. For the last 27 years we have been lucky to have lived in the shodow of tis wonderfull hill and when raising my two children we walked, picknicked and played in the waterfall on many ocaasions. The junior school have a hill run up Pontesford hill and my husband and son have run this race with many of our friends. when my dughter visits home she likes tro climb to the trick point as this walk brings back many memories. I also think the increaed trafic will be a problem with noise, litter and other problems with trafic travelling on a very narrow lane. i would also like to say that it has been mentioned these proposals would cut down on anti-social behaviour? in the 27 years i have lived on the hill we have never experienced any anti-social behaviour, there may be littler but i cant see that this proposal will cut down on this it will only increase the problem by having more people visit this lovely site.
I have known Pontesford hill all my life - 56 years- as i child i visitedit many times on my through to minsterley to visit my grandmother, as a school child we climbed it on a visit from our local school. For the last 27 years we have been lucky to have lived in the shodow of tis wonderfull hill and when raising my two children we walked, picknicked and played in the waterfall on many ocaasions. The junior school have a hill run up Pontesford hill and my husband and son have run this race with many of our friends. when my dughter visits home she likes tro climb to the trick point as this walk brings back many memories. I also think the increaed trafic will be a problem with noise, litter and other problems with trafic travelling on a very narrow lane. i would also like to say that it has been mentioned these proposals would cut down on anti-social behaviour? in the 27 years i have lived on the hill we have never experienced any anti-social behaviour, there may be littler but i cant see that this proposal will cut down on this it will only increase the problem by having more people visit this lovely site.
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Hands off Grandma's Hill
I've been carried/walking up that hill since I was born, and have taken my kids up there since they were born. It's so much a part of our family history that we all know it as 'Grandma's Hill'. Don't destroy its natural beauty or our memories. Aren't there enough brown sites around you can build on?!
Leave it alone !
NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why is this even up for discussion?? NO !!
We must allow future generations to enjoy the hill in its natural beauty. This development will deprive all young people in the locality of a place to walk, explore, play and to appreciate nature.
Haven't we spoilt enough natural beauty? I grew up walking this hill and it is a pure and beautiful place, it shouldn't be ruined by a pretention and money making nonsense. Leave this beautiful place alone!
Please don't spoil this lovely region with a tacky tourist attraction
This area must remain untouched and preserved for our children and children's children.
leave the hill as it is for future generations to enjoy.