Many children I know use the field for grass roots football
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Craig Edwards
7 years ago
Surely there’s somewhere else they can build houses, it should be given to the community as a sports field and improve all the facilities there.
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Paul Gregory
7 years ago
I lived there during my childhood and played on it regularly, keep it for the kids
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Dale Edwards
7 years ago
This will impact the community that use the field for football and dog walking. There won’t be many fields left in Wrexham at this rate.
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Anthea jones
7 years ago
Stop selling off public land that out children use
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This playing field has to be saved
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Dave McGuire
7 years ago
Leave the playing field alone.
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Phillip Jones
7 years ago
No!
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Bill jones
7 years ago
We need to keep our playing fields
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Anonymous
7 years ago
we need to keep these football pitches a lot have been lost over the last few years
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Been a field that I’ve played footy on for years
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Karen Jones
7 years ago
My son's played football here many years ago..it had always been kno
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Mark anderton
7 years ago
To many houses already in the area for the doctors, dentists, schools not to say have we got the road structure to support them all. I don't think so
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David Lloyd
7 years ago
There are not enough playing fields for the young to play regulated sport on as it id
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Claire Goodley
7 years ago
I grew up using this space. I played here, I exercised here and after my dad’s heart attack we rehabilitated him here. Green spaces are good for our physical and mental health and this space has been good for my family’s. It would likely be good for others too. Wellbeing is such a hot topic, please consider the effects of losing this space on Wrexham residents.
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Adam Jones
7 years ago
Councils should be supporting greenfields
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Andrew bond
7 years ago
More houses in town do not improve wrexham.... it is the current fields/ facilities that the community needs
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Neil
7 years ago
I worked out on the local football league website that there has been approximately 90 home competitive matches played at Dean Road this season, each year is split into two teams - with the opposition, around 3600 Children have played competitive football there in the last year alone. Also they train in the spring, summer and autumn so probably another 150-175 Children train for 20 weeks of the year. That's over 7000 Children in one community exercising a year just playing football alone. Where will so many Children be able to play football in the area. The whole field or a very good proportion of the field needs to be permanently kept for sport. If the field is transferred to Glyndwr University there are no guarantees for the future - they will be able to do what they want. This must not happen!
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Jo Stenning
7 years ago
We live in the terraced houses on Dean Rd and it’s a nightmare trying to get out onto the main road in the mornings with the traffic, houses built there would just add to the problem.
Also it’s a field you can feel safe walking your dog, relatively enclosed and you easily keep your dog in sight. It would be such a shame to lose this field
Many children I know use the field for grass roots football
Surely there’s somewhere else they can build houses, it should be given to the community as a sports field and improve all the facilities there.
I lived there during my childhood and played on it regularly, keep it for the kids
This will impact the community that use the field for football and dog walking. There won’t be many fields left in Wrexham at this rate.
Stop selling off public land that out children use
This playing field has to be saved
Leave the playing field alone.
No!
We need to keep our playing fields
we need to keep these football pitches a lot have been lost over the last few years
Been a field that I’ve played footy on for years
My son's played football here many years ago..it had always been kno
To many houses already in the area for the doctors, dentists, schools not to say have we got the road structure to support them all. I don't think so
There are not enough playing fields for the young to play regulated sport on as it id
I grew up using this space. I played here, I exercised here and after my dad’s heart attack we rehabilitated him here. Green spaces are good for our physical and mental health and this space has been good for my family’s. It would likely be good for others too. Wellbeing is such a hot topic, please consider the effects of losing this space on Wrexham residents.
Councils should be supporting greenfields
More houses in town do not improve wrexham.... it is the current fields/ facilities that the community needs
I worked out on the local football league website that there has been approximately 90 home competitive matches played at Dean Road this season, each year is split into two teams - with the opposition, around 3600 Children have played competitive football there in the last year alone. Also they train in the spring, summer and autumn so probably another 150-175 Children train for 20 weeks of the year. That's over 7000 Children in one community exercising a year just playing football alone. Where will so many Children be able to play football in the area. The whole field or a very good proportion of the field needs to be permanently kept for sport. If the field is transferred to Glyndwr University there are no guarantees for the future - they will be able to do what they want. This must not happen!
We live in the terraced houses on Dean Rd and it’s a nightmare trying to get out onto the main road in the mornings with the traffic, houses built there would just add to the problem. Also it’s a field you can feel safe walking your dog, relatively enclosed and you easily keep your dog in sight. It would be such a shame to lose this field
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