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Save Bicester Communal Sports Ground. (Oxford Road site)

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Garry smith
10 years ago

Enough is enough does everything have to be build on

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Beth Brennan
10 years ago

Please remember that there are still a lot of families with children who do not have cars to get to Chesterton.

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Matt Fincham
10 years ago

I am happy to support this campaign to keep at least some sport in the town itself. It is a community asset, let's look after it and help it to flourish.

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Sarah jolliff
10 years ago

How can they close the ground, Bicester town football club has been around for years and years! They can't be moved to play in Chesterton - that's not Bicester town!!! All because of the frickin village??? Disgusting!!!!

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Sharon launchbury
10 years ago

The land belongs to the people of Bicester and should stay that way

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Oliver Thomas
10 years ago

Save the sports ground

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Simon Crawford
10 years ago

Save our ground !!!

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Dimere Tamaidrisi
10 years ago

Save our pitches

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Denis Mckeon
10 years ago

Keep the football going!!!

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Nelson thompson
10 years ago

Save our club

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This land was bequeathed to the people of Bicester. It should remain a sports facility for the people of Bicester.

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Anthony Rook
10 years ago

If we loose the ground we will loose more trade to the town

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Jackie Scriven
10 years ago

Every

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Having moved to Bicester 2 years ago, I am yet to spot any signs that it deserves its green city status. We should be aiming for more green areas, not fewer.

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judy middleton
10 years ago

We need open spaces

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Dawn Gamble
10 years ago

Keep our sports grounds as they are. Especially pingle, keep the tranquility for the graveyard.

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Marie Savine
10 years ago

A garden town losing its green areas? Ludicrous!!!

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John Burgess
10 years ago

This ground was given to sports use not building's.

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Chris Banks
10 years ago

Please save this vital piece of ground -there's enough space within the twin boundary but on the outskirts to develop - thus unique area is worthy of preservation not just because of its location but also it's history.

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Mr N E Davidson
10 years ago

I thought bicester was meant to be a garden town. How if it has no garden areas and fields.