Save Bicester Communal Sports Ground. (Oxford Road site)
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Joey sibun
10 years ago
Getting rid of oxford road would destroy bicester rufc
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Michael davies
10 years ago
Save the club
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Benjamin Stubbs
10 years ago
If they sell the grounds, bicester village will buy it and the north end of queens avenue will be impossible to access due to bicester village traffic
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Jake sawyer
10 years ago
We should not move out of Bicester
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Mark Wickens
10 years ago
This is an absolute disgrace that the team can't play on there own ground , when it's been played there for years , what a joke of a town bicester has become . Not about the people in the town no more . It's all about the money coming into the town , mug the locals off as long as the bank balance is looking pretty, fight to keep Bicester town football club
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Mark Wickens
10 years ago
This is an absolute disgrace that the team can't play on there own ground , when it's been played there for years , what a joke of a town bicester has become . Not about the people in the town no more . It's all about the money coming into the town , mug the locals off as long as the bank balance is looking pretty, fight to keep Bicester town football club
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Peter Lloyd
10 years ago
The alternative 'sports fields' in Chesterton are too far away. We have more than enough proposed new houses already identified. We don't need any more shops until Sheep Street and Pioneer Square are 100% occupied.
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Aaron Corton
10 years ago
Been playing rugby in Bicester for 14 years and things need to change about how sport is being ran in the town. Enough is enough bsa, sort it out.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Bicester needs sports grounds like this to support the various teams. It is a shame that the town football team had to turn down promotion.
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helen fox
10 years ago
there is not enough green space areas left in the town and the fact that our local football team cannot be allocated a place to play is a disgrace for this so called "Garden Town"
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Philip Thornton
10 years ago
With obesity levels rising in our kids, we need to ensure that enterprises like this are encouraged and supported to the maximum!
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Christian mann
10 years ago
For so many years this has been the heart of sport within Bicester, it would be a huge shame to those that use the facility and for the people of the town to lose such a precious green space in the heart of the town.
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Jake Holdsworth
10 years ago
As a rugby club member, this ground and its location is important to all that use it. Particularly those you bet players who don't drive and would struggle getting to an out of town site to train and play.
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Josh young
10 years ago
Save our club!! Too many people use this club to move!!
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William Howard
10 years ago
Leave it be.
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John behan
10 years ago
The only other viable option is a proper ground in the new Kingmere development. If that can't be acheived then the current ground has to stay. A move to Chesterton would be a backwards move, making it harder for supporters and players to get to and isolating the club.
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Adam Willmore
10 years ago
Such hypocracey from an organisation supposedly founded to promote and serve the sporting community of Bicester, but clearly with the soul intention of lining the pockets of the BSA members. Shame on the BSA and everybody associated with it.
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Libbie Hooper
10 years ago
The grounds should be kept as they are. Bicester already had enough development going on and does not need to take over these grounds.
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Lauren Haynes
10 years ago
Save it!
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Garin Nicholls
10 years ago
This is the home of my sporting life, I have been part of this club since I was 5 years old
Getting rid of oxford road would destroy bicester rufc
Save the club
If they sell the grounds, bicester village will buy it and the north end of queens avenue will be impossible to access due to bicester village traffic
We should not move out of Bicester
This is an absolute disgrace that the team can't play on there own ground , when it's been played there for years , what a joke of a town bicester has become . Not about the people in the town no more . It's all about the money coming into the town , mug the locals off as long as the bank balance is looking pretty, fight to keep Bicester town football club
This is an absolute disgrace that the team can't play on there own ground , when it's been played there for years , what a joke of a town bicester has become . Not about the people in the town no more . It's all about the money coming into the town , mug the locals off as long as the bank balance is looking pretty, fight to keep Bicester town football club
The alternative 'sports fields' in Chesterton are too far away. We have more than enough proposed new houses already identified. We don't need any more shops until Sheep Street and Pioneer Square are 100% occupied.
Been playing rugby in Bicester for 14 years and things need to change about how sport is being ran in the town. Enough is enough bsa, sort it out.
Bicester needs sports grounds like this to support the various teams. It is a shame that the town football team had to turn down promotion.
there is not enough green space areas left in the town and the fact that our local football team cannot be allocated a place to play is a disgrace for this so called "Garden Town"
With obesity levels rising in our kids, we need to ensure that enterprises like this are encouraged and supported to the maximum!
For so many years this has been the heart of sport within Bicester, it would be a huge shame to those that use the facility and for the people of the town to lose such a precious green space in the heart of the town.
As a rugby club member, this ground and its location is important to all that use it. Particularly those you bet players who don't drive and would struggle getting to an out of town site to train and play.
Save our club!! Too many people use this club to move!!
Leave it be.
The only other viable option is a proper ground in the new Kingmere development. If that can't be acheived then the current ground has to stay. A move to Chesterton would be a backwards move, making it harder for supporters and players to get to and isolating the club.
Such hypocracey from an organisation supposedly founded to promote and serve the sporting community of Bicester, but clearly with the soul intention of lining the pockets of the BSA members. Shame on the BSA and everybody associated with it.
The grounds should be kept as they are. Bicester already had enough development going on and does not need to take over these grounds.
Save it!
This is the home of my sporting life, I have been part of this club since I was 5 years old