After the pandemic many people have struggled with both physical and mental health. Exercise is good for both of these but not every one is able or comfortable to go to a gym or class. This is a great service for many people. She’s not doing any harm or disrupting anyone. Time to boot out Boot!
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Fiona Moore
5 years ago
Disgusting behaviour from the Commissioners. Really hope you get this overturned.
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Marc Purcell
5 years ago
As a neighbour who drives past at least twice daily I have never been inconvenienced in any way
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Kathy McBride
5 years ago
I give my full support to this lady. You need to fight this for the sake of your clients,and livelihood.
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Ollie Last
5 years ago
A resident of Garff and in full support! I hope you succeed
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Words fail me !!
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Christine Ann Thomas
5 years ago
I live on Clay Head and think that Christine's facility is a brilliant idea. Parking is not a problem in her area when there will only be one-to-one session, it will also not affect traffic flow with very few extra cars a day. She is offering a service that is well supported locally and is an excellent trainer. She should be encouraged not closed down. Good luck with the Appeal.
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Wendy Cain
5 years ago
Your neighbours need to get a grip. How on earth is your business going to be detrimental to their health? They need to live and let live
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Carey Chung
5 years ago
I think what this lady is doing is good for the community and I certainly wouldn't have a problem with her doing it next door to me.
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Caroline Helks
5 years ago
Exercise is beneficial for both mind and body, something which helps people without the need for medication and allows people to improve their well being is a great advantage.
This should be considered in the planning application approval.
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Brian Clague
5 years ago
The Commissioners shouldn't be guessing about Planning Issues, especially when it comes to peoples livelihood. And Boot shouldn't be sticking his nose in on issues he has no idea about.
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Wendy Heath
5 years ago
Your doing great Christine! I have everything crossed x
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Christine Kirk
5 years ago
Small fitness businesses should be encouraged
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Jan McNeil
5 years ago
Any attempt to help others lead healthier lives should be applauded. The objections seem unreasonable, if not fabricated and should easily be refuted. Good luck!
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Debra Tracey
5 years ago
I believe that this individual is providing an essential service which does not impact negatively, in any way to the surrounding environment.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Interference for the common good is acceptable. However, in this instance, there is no conceivable advantage other than for an an MHK seeking to wield his questionable authority with impunity. Those elections can’t come a moment too soon.
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Marie Thornhill
5 years ago
Good Luck & hope common sense prevails.
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Scotty Williams
5 years ago
Freedom to flourish and help people who suffer with various health issues!
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Mike Peberdy
5 years ago
In this day and age anyone who encourages a healthier live style should be applauded not castigated . This is a one person business and the lady should be allowed to continue her good work.
Ridiculous decision. Good luck Christine
After the pandemic many people have struggled with both physical and mental health. Exercise is good for both of these but not every one is able or comfortable to go to a gym or class. This is a great service for many people. She’s not doing any harm or disrupting anyone. Time to boot out Boot!
Disgusting behaviour from the Commissioners. Really hope you get this overturned.
As a neighbour who drives past at least twice daily I have never been inconvenienced in any way
I give my full support to this lady. You need to fight this for the sake of your clients,and livelihood.
A resident of Garff and in full support! I hope you succeed
Words fail me !!
I live on Clay Head and think that Christine's facility is a brilliant idea. Parking is not a problem in her area when there will only be one-to-one session, it will also not affect traffic flow with very few extra cars a day. She is offering a service that is well supported locally and is an excellent trainer. She should be encouraged not closed down. Good luck with the Appeal.
Your neighbours need to get a grip. How on earth is your business going to be detrimental to their health? They need to live and let live
I think what this lady is doing is good for the community and I certainly wouldn't have a problem with her doing it next door to me.
Exercise is beneficial for both mind and body, something which helps people without the need for medication and allows people to improve their well being is a great advantage. This should be considered in the planning application approval.
The Commissioners shouldn't be guessing about Planning Issues, especially when it comes to peoples livelihood. And Boot shouldn't be sticking his nose in on issues he has no idea about.
Your doing great Christine! I have everything crossed x
Small fitness businesses should be encouraged
Any attempt to help others lead healthier lives should be applauded. The objections seem unreasonable, if not fabricated and should easily be refuted. Good luck!
I believe that this individual is providing an essential service which does not impact negatively, in any way to the surrounding environment.
Interference for the common good is acceptable. However, in this instance, there is no conceivable advantage other than for an an MHK seeking to wield his questionable authority with impunity. Those elections can’t come a moment too soon.
Good Luck & hope common sense prevails.
Freedom to flourish and help people who suffer with various health issues!
In this day and age anyone who encourages a healthier live style should be applauded not castigated . This is a one person business and the lady should be allowed to continue her good work.