Save Bicester Communal Sports Ground. (Oxford Road site)
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Simon Griffin
10 years ago
Absolutely scandalous, is nothing sacred. Plenty of space to develop elsewhere, preserve this resource for the future
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Eleanor Williams
10 years ago
Bicester sports ground was left to the people of Bicester for sport. Currently it can be accessed by all age groups on foot, if we are forced to move out of town not only will it prohibit some from taking part it will take away another area of green space in the town.
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Dean Spinks
10 years ago
I have had the privilege to use this sport site through out my life . To see ,the BSA push this site outside of Bicester, when they should be championing the push to add more sports fields inside Bicester. Is tremendously sad, knowing the knock on effects it will have for the next generation of kids who will have one less site to play sports on
Dean .
(Now living in) Sydney ,Australia
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Tom Cook
10 years ago
Greedy businesses will kill a town with so much talent!
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James Marriott
10 years ago
Hope this works.
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Pete Bramley
10 years ago
These grounds were a gift to Bicester for sports for all. Where was the consultation by BSA before they decided to sell!!!
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Peter Corker
10 years ago
Bicester is the most welcoming rugby club I've played at.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Apart from the importance of keeping green spaces within towns to use for sports, I enjoy being able to see St. Edburgs church surrounded by the old centre of Bicester.
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Christopher Stocker
10 years ago
Because this land was gifted to the people of Bicester for a specific purpose who gave the BSA permission to sell it off for even more development - I wasn't asked, was anybody else?
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Craig Harris
10 years ago
This is just typical, eliminating everything good about our town. Typical Tory attitude. Sort it out.
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Charlie Delahunt
10 years ago
A country that boasts about its sporting achievements! Keep sport alive in local communities!
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Matthew Zdyrko
10 years ago
Would be very sad to see the Football & Rugby club go I have so many memories.
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Christopher Stocker
10 years ago
We have to save this ground, it's too valuable to lose to more housing.
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Tracey Matthews
10 years ago
We need to keep this ground, Bicester is being built upon so much we need to keep the sports grounds we have and not have to travel to Chesterton. People can walk to training in Bicester whereas to get to Chesterton you need to drive, bit ridiculous really when we are supposed to be supporting healthy living for us and our children
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Jonny crockett
10 years ago
Haven't been back to bicester in years but have fond memories playing rugby here and a lotta birthdays too!
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Sarah Wolstenholme
10 years ago
Selling the sports fields to be used for yet more housing is very short sighted and simply not in the best interests of the local community. There are 1000's of new houses currently being built in Bicester. Where are all those new families going to go to play sport?
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Sarah Wolstenholme
10 years ago
Selling the sports fields to be used for yet more housing is very short sighted and simply not in the best interests of the local community. There are 1000's of new houses currently being built in Bicester. Where are all those new families going to go to play sport?
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Sue Knight
10 years ago
We need to keep Bicester Town football ground for this generation and the next. We don't need more housing. We need green spaces!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
My son growing up now I want him to appreciate this ground, grow from practice on this field as his grandfather did and so many other family members. I place the community has also treasured
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Marion Staples
10 years ago
We urgently need some sports facilities and green spaces for Bicester, not just houses and more houses!
Absolutely scandalous, is nothing sacred. Plenty of space to develop elsewhere, preserve this resource for the future
Bicester sports ground was left to the people of Bicester for sport. Currently it can be accessed by all age groups on foot, if we are forced to move out of town not only will it prohibit some from taking part it will take away another area of green space in the town.
I have had the privilege to use this sport site through out my life . To see ,the BSA push this site outside of Bicester, when they should be championing the push to add more sports fields inside Bicester. Is tremendously sad, knowing the knock on effects it will have for the next generation of kids who will have one less site to play sports on Dean . (Now living in) Sydney ,Australia
Greedy businesses will kill a town with so much talent!
Hope this works.
These grounds were a gift to Bicester for sports for all. Where was the consultation by BSA before they decided to sell!!!
Bicester is the most welcoming rugby club I've played at.
Apart from the importance of keeping green spaces within towns to use for sports, I enjoy being able to see St. Edburgs church surrounded by the old centre of Bicester.
Because this land was gifted to the people of Bicester for a specific purpose who gave the BSA permission to sell it off for even more development - I wasn't asked, was anybody else?
This is just typical, eliminating everything good about our town. Typical Tory attitude. Sort it out.
A country that boasts about its sporting achievements! Keep sport alive in local communities!
Would be very sad to see the Football & Rugby club go I have so many memories.
We have to save this ground, it's too valuable to lose to more housing.
We need to keep this ground, Bicester is being built upon so much we need to keep the sports grounds we have and not have to travel to Chesterton. People can walk to training in Bicester whereas to get to Chesterton you need to drive, bit ridiculous really when we are supposed to be supporting healthy living for us and our children
Haven't been back to bicester in years but have fond memories playing rugby here and a lotta birthdays too!
Selling the sports fields to be used for yet more housing is very short sighted and simply not in the best interests of the local community. There are 1000's of new houses currently being built in Bicester. Where are all those new families going to go to play sport?
Selling the sports fields to be used for yet more housing is very short sighted and simply not in the best interests of the local community. There are 1000's of new houses currently being built in Bicester. Where are all those new families going to go to play sport?
We need to keep Bicester Town football ground for this generation and the next. We don't need more housing. We need green spaces!
My son growing up now I want him to appreciate this ground, grow from practice on this field as his grandfather did and so many other family members. I place the community has also treasured
We urgently need some sports facilities and green spaces for Bicester, not just houses and more houses!