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Save Bicester Communal Sports Ground. (Oxford Road site)

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Save the club Town deserves to have a local place to.play football and rugby Its not all about bloody bicester village!!

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Robert Mactaggart
10 years ago

Save BRFC

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Marc Copperwheat
10 years ago

Bicester RFC like Witney RFC and other rugby clubs around the country are at the heart of many communities. I hope this doesn't go ahead, would be a massive shame. Good luck

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Rob Mills
10 years ago

Best wishes from everyone at Witney RFC; community sport, inc. rugby, does so much for both individual & societal progress - not just fitness & wellbeing (although such merits are obviously and emphatically linked towards good health, attainment and relative economic prosperity), but also cognitive, social and emotional development. Let's promote citizenship, not capitalism. Facilitating such commercial developments on green space seems counterintuitive when faced with the kinds of antisocial behaviours that have become all too commonplace in areas when youngsters interests aren't identified, resourced and similarly supported.

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simon curtis
10 years ago

absolutely disgrace to even consider this move. money over history!

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H J Hood
10 years ago

What bunch of local idiots as caused this fiasco

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Brian Juliff
10 years ago

Another example of our politicians talking but not providing for people in sport to help the health of the nation!

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Lis lovett
10 years ago

Outrageous - Bicester's 'attainment' of green city status courtesy of the mafia of the mediocre has lead to developers circling like vultures to spot and build on any available space.

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kathleen horwood
10 years ago

I was born and bred in Bicester and all this time Bicester Rugby club has meant a lot to our family, we have had numerous family members play either rugby or football and we have held a lot of parties to celebrate all kinds of family events.. This is a terrible thing to close it ,enough teams of both sports still play there so that is proof that it is still needed,

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Brian Brown
10 years ago

Sad to think that a small group of unaccountable people can sell our last remaining sports ground despite The wishes of the people of Bicester

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Ian Mann
10 years ago

We are Bicester Rugby Club not Chesterton Rugby Club. Save this land and our club!!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Green and leisure spaces are crucial to the health and wellbeing of our children, not to mention the consequences of them not having such areas and facilities in their lives, including the risk of increasing crime.

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Carol Hulme
10 years ago

Still waiting for a Hockey Astro Pitch and club house to be built. How many years since they built on the Hockey Pitches, good luck!

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Chris Nash
10 years ago

I was born and grew up playing sport on these fields, let's keep them for the future generations to do the same.....be able to represent their town at sport in the town!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Stop

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Matthew Rogers
10 years ago

We cannot lose every piece of communal green land to housing. It's ridiculous and totally unfair. Think of our kids. They need sports grounds.

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Andrew Buck
10 years ago

There should be a football and rugby team in the heart of Bicester! No sign of a garden city just houses !

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Simon Allen
10 years ago

Good luck!!

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Ed Allport
10 years ago

You

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George Garrett
10 years ago

What utter bollocks is this! This is truly disgraceful to even be considered. Both football and more so rugby are a huge part of the community. From 6yr olds to old age pensioners, it's home to them all. These clubs give out youth a place to play, to engage with others, learn life skills and most importantly help tackle the ever growing issue of health problems such as obesity. What is the point in crying for kids to do more if you take away their clubs, their home from home. Moving the club isn't the option, there is far more green land around the village then the need to build on this site. Do the right thing, don't screw this up, keep these clubs going for generations more to enjoy in their village.