Keep up relentless pressure on Councillor Cook at the Council
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Paul Robertson
11 years ago
Give us our park back
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John Matthews
11 years ago
Environmental by money ridden motorheads!
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Terence Buxton
11 years ago
Just deprived my 21 month old son his favourite playground!! It's a public park paid for by the council taxpayer for everyone to enjoy
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Daniel Harris
11 years ago
I've swung from being pro FE in Battersea Park, to firmly against now I've seen the destruction that the event has come. I'm all for Formula E in London, but the park is not the right venue and the break clause should be exercised.
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Anne Reyersbach
11 years ago
Appalling desecration of Battersea Park.
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Caroline Montagu
11 years ago
I totally disagree with Formula One racing in Battersea Parl
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Irene Geels
11 years ago
Why this lovely place has to be degraded this way-I don't know
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Vadim
11 years ago
the park should not be used as a race track.
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RAchel Edwards
11 years ago
Aren't there enough cars and pollution in London already? Don't we spend enough time being bullied by cars daily on the streets, we don't need more bullying by cars in the park. It's appalling.
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Rosa von Fürstenberg
11 years ago
horrid. stop immediately.
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Amanda Mosbacher
11 years ago
What an insane idea. This is outrageous. Stop it now.
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anonymous
11 years ago
Simply disgraceful. Shame on Wandsworth Council and Boris Johnson
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Anonymous
11 years ago
The distress to wildlife in Battersea park because of this is totally unacceptable
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Anonymous
11 years ago
It is a disgrace!
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susan lofthouse
11 years ago
Thank you, Les. Well expressed.
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Peter Hodsoll
11 years ago
hideous abuse . . . when will we stop this distortion and misuse of our parks ? Hyde Park 's suffering is even worse
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Terríble misuse of a public park, 3 weeks In total of disturbance completely in contrary of what the park is there for, now after 2plus weeks resembles a prison camp with fences spoiling the enjoyment for walkers, runner etc. .when was a park last closed for 4 days to the public.?a disgrace
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Irmela mayer
11 years ago
E racing not a bad idea but but at the cost of regulars in Battersea Park !
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Les Morrison
11 years ago
The first thing that will affect the human race in future years is air pollution. Humankind has lost air quality ‘one’ and are in process of losing air quality ‘two’. We have two more to go; three and four, before the air becomes unbreathable. This borough is so fortunate to have a wonderful park which acts as a green lung in the centre of an urban metropolis. At best this wonderful facility; owned by the people, struggles to help keep an equilibrium in the provision of clean air. Believing that battery driven cars is the saviour of transportation and clean air is a misguided proposal. It is not the answer to our environmental needs. Not driving at all is what would give us cleaner air. Such an event as Formula E only reinforces my opinion that the race organisers do not hold an inkling of what is required to reinforce urban sustainability and respect local bio-diversity. I am minded of the African proverb: ‘We do not pass this planet down to our children as an inheritance. We lease it from them and how we use it reflects how we consider the birth-right of succeeding generations’. Obviously, such reasoning is bereft of reasoning in relation to making the quick buck. To believe that such an event promotes sustainability is an expression of complete and utter ignorance of how sustainability works, thought I doubt if many of the organisers could define the term.
Keep up relentless pressure on Councillor Cook at the Council
Give us our park back
Environmental by money ridden motorheads!
Just deprived my 21 month old son his favourite playground!! It's a public park paid for by the council taxpayer for everyone to enjoy
I've swung from being pro FE in Battersea Park, to firmly against now I've seen the destruction that the event has come. I'm all for Formula E in London, but the park is not the right venue and the break clause should be exercised.
Appalling desecration of Battersea Park.
I totally disagree with Formula One racing in Battersea Parl
Why this lovely place has to be degraded this way-I don't know
the park should not be used as a race track.
Aren't there enough cars and pollution in London already? Don't we spend enough time being bullied by cars daily on the streets, we don't need more bullying by cars in the park. It's appalling.
horrid. stop immediately.
What an insane idea. This is outrageous. Stop it now.
Simply disgraceful. Shame on Wandsworth Council and Boris Johnson
The distress to wildlife in Battersea park because of this is totally unacceptable
It is a disgrace!
Thank you, Les. Well expressed.
hideous abuse . . . when will we stop this distortion and misuse of our parks ? Hyde Park 's suffering is even worse
Terríble misuse of a public park, 3 weeks In total of disturbance completely in contrary of what the park is there for, now after 2plus weeks resembles a prison camp with fences spoiling the enjoyment for walkers, runner etc. .when was a park last closed for 4 days to the public.?a disgrace
E racing not a bad idea but but at the cost of regulars in Battersea Park !
The first thing that will affect the human race in future years is air pollution. Humankind has lost air quality ‘one’ and are in process of losing air quality ‘two’. We have two more to go; three and four, before the air becomes unbreathable. This borough is so fortunate to have a wonderful park which acts as a green lung in the centre of an urban metropolis. At best this wonderful facility; owned by the people, struggles to help keep an equilibrium in the provision of clean air. Believing that battery driven cars is the saviour of transportation and clean air is a misguided proposal. It is not the answer to our environmental needs. Not driving at all is what would give us cleaner air. Such an event as Formula E only reinforces my opinion that the race organisers do not hold an inkling of what is required to reinforce urban sustainability and respect local bio-diversity. I am minded of the African proverb: ‘We do not pass this planet down to our children as an inheritance. We lease it from them and how we use it reflects how we consider the birth-right of succeeding generations’. Obviously, such reasoning is bereft of reasoning in relation to making the quick buck. To believe that such an event promotes sustainability is an expression of complete and utter ignorance of how sustainability works, thought I doubt if many of the organisers could define the term.