I was shocked to see the barbed wire. It is dangerous to dogs, children and to anybody who could stumble into it.
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Sue Bichard
9 years ago
I'm signing this as it's a danger to all.
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David Ash
9 years ago
Particularly ugly and menacing alongside a pleasant coastal walk.
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Josephine Laird
9 years ago
As this unattractive and dangerous fence contravenes the Highway Act 1980 Sec 164 I would urges WSCC to act to have it removed.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It is potentially very dangerous - and why is it necessary?
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Dave Evans
9 years ago
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This is far more dangerous to dogs as, due to the sloped angle the middle wire is lower than a normal fence and will catch the back of most average to larger build breeds. Who knows what they were thinking when they carried out the risk assessment?!
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Tony Phillips
9 years ago
Get rid of this dangerous eyesore
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I would suggest that this is very much a liability for the Landowner. Should a claim be brought against them in the event of an accident or injury, it really would be indefensible and potentially, very costly. Please replace with a traditional post and rail if you must have a fence...
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Dangerous and unsightly and unsuitable for this location.
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Anne macallister
9 years ago
This wire is very dangerous both to dogs and children, I have seen dogs running under neath it, it is not stopping them! at the very least could it not be replaced with ordinary wire?
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Libby Flanagan
9 years ago
Please replace this awful fencing, if necessary, with something more suitable to the environment.
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Murray M
9 years ago
I can understand why someone would want to stop people walking along the private land below the coastal path but this could have been achieved with a normal wire fence or stock fencing. This fence wouldn't have been out of place in Normandy on D-Day. I'm very concerned my dog is going to hurt herself badly on this and god forbid a person trips on the bottom strand and ends up tangled on the barbed wire. Please replace this with something safer and more sensible - as far as I'm aware, we aren't due to be invaded from Chichester Harbour anytime soon...
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andrew turner
9 years ago
It is such a shame that a landowner can believe this is responsible care for the environment in which he/she and the rest of us must live
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Kate birch
9 years ago
It looks disgusting like a prison camp. Awful
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Gerry and Mary Lynch
9 years ago
I have lived in Nutbourne just near this path for 37 years. There is no need for a sloping fence here. If the landowners need a fence a straightforward post and rail fence would achieve their goals.
The sloping angle of this barbed wire fence is dangerous particularly to small children and the elderly. I very much doubt the landowner's household insurance will cover them against damage claims.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I regularly walk along here. It's an eyesore and dangerous.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Unnecessary and dangerous.
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Cass Macpherson
9 years ago
Absolutely hideous and dangerous and has a threatening look about it. Totally unnecessary.
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Camilla hyde
9 years ago
This fence is a danger to any kind of walkers and animals , not really necessary in the first place
I was shocked to see the barbed wire. It is dangerous to dogs, children and to anybody who could stumble into it.
I'm signing this as it's a danger to all.
Particularly ugly and menacing alongside a pleasant coastal walk.
As this unattractive and dangerous fence contravenes the Highway Act 1980 Sec 164 I would urges WSCC to act to have it removed.
It is potentially very dangerous - and why is it necessary?
This is far more dangerous to dogs as, due to the sloped angle the middle wire is lower than a normal fence and will catch the back of most average to larger build breeds. Who knows what they were thinking when they carried out the risk assessment?!
Get rid of this dangerous eyesore
I would suggest that this is very much a liability for the Landowner. Should a claim be brought against them in the event of an accident or injury, it really would be indefensible and potentially, very costly. Please replace with a traditional post and rail if you must have a fence...
Dangerous and unsightly and unsuitable for this location.
This wire is very dangerous both to dogs and children, I have seen dogs running under neath it, it is not stopping them! at the very least could it not be replaced with ordinary wire?
Please replace this awful fencing, if necessary, with something more suitable to the environment.
I can understand why someone would want to stop people walking along the private land below the coastal path but this could have been achieved with a normal wire fence or stock fencing. This fence wouldn't have been out of place in Normandy on D-Day. I'm very concerned my dog is going to hurt herself badly on this and god forbid a person trips on the bottom strand and ends up tangled on the barbed wire. Please replace this with something safer and more sensible - as far as I'm aware, we aren't due to be invaded from Chichester Harbour anytime soon...
It is such a shame that a landowner can believe this is responsible care for the environment in which he/she and the rest of us must live
It looks disgusting like a prison camp. Awful
I have lived in Nutbourne just near this path for 37 years. There is no need for a sloping fence here. If the landowners need a fence a straightforward post and rail fence would achieve their goals. The sloping angle of this barbed wire fence is dangerous particularly to small children and the elderly. I very much doubt the landowner's household insurance will cover them against damage claims.
I regularly walk along here. It's an eyesore and dangerous.
Unnecessary and dangerous.
Absolutely hideous and dangerous and has a threatening look about it. Totally unnecessary.
This fence is a danger to any kind of walkers and animals , not really necessary in the first place
A eyesore!