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Safer parking at Ecclesfield red rose jfc ground

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Steve Clayton
6 years ago

The safety of young people is paramount, making them cross this main road is ludicrous. There are many more lost votes from the footballers parents and grandparents than there are a few unreasonable residents. Youth football engages and develops young people and should be recognised as such by residents and politicians alike.

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Laura Price
6 years ago

The safety of the children is what should always come first!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Children need a safe haven and a place to let of steam other than walking the streets aimlessly. The ground agents are just wanting the line their pockets in the long run. Greedy and thoughtless.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Why??

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Josh
6 years ago

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Craig Allen
6 years ago

Keep the kids safe

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Julie Hollis
6 years ago

Think about people's safety

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Paula Hartley
6 years ago

Angela smith hang your head in shame unelected mp give us our by-election

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Sarah
6 years ago

Children’s safety is paramount

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Lisa blockley
6 years ago Featured

Insane to oppose safe parking. The car park should actually be increased to take cars off Nether Lane. As a resident of the mellor lea farm estate parking here is horrendous and Red Rose need a proper car park.

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Peter masterton
6 years ago

tell them to get a life.

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Margaret masterton
6 years ago

think about kids keeping fit and stop trying to stop something they enjoy.

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Ash Walker
6 years ago

Safety First, does there have to be a serious accident before this is taken seriously???

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Val Parkin
6 years ago

Save this team

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Eamonn OMalley
6 years ago

Football in the community should be encouraged, not discouraged.

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Malcolm Clench
6 years ago

The additional parking inside the ground is a huge improvement on the previous situation that often created dangerous situations on Nether Lane.

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Jono Wilmshurst
6 years ago

Save the football club!

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LYNNE Ashmore
6 years ago

Stop being petty, let the kids enjoy being kid without being in danger

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Steve Jones
6 years ago

Keeping children safe is more important than four hours of so called “spoilt views” on a Sunday morning.

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Jonathan Wragg
6 years ago

Good luck ERRJFC