Save our bridleway: Meon Valley Disused Railway Line
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Linda Miceli
11 years ago
Bad move by those involved.
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Maria Dunn
11 years ago
do not shut the bridle ways down because it forces us to ride on the roads and then we lose our horses through accident with cars then us owner lose our horses so us horse riders suffer.
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Tania Watt
11 years ago
Keep the railway line horse friendly
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Mandy James
11 years ago
Don't destroy a natural way of going
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sarah page
11 years ago
stop this destruction. Can't believe permission has been given for this.
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Zoe
11 years ago
SAVE THE RAILWAY LINE!
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Judy Polak
11 years ago
What a complete waste if money why nit use funds elsewhere where they are needed? Listen to you local community, they are the ones who vote you into office!
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Pamela Shaw
11 years ago
This is one of the few places local horse and pony riders can enjoy the beauty of the Meon Valley without the constant risk of motorists zooming past at speed. It is peaceful and rural and does not need the addition of stones/cinders or tarmac for true country lovers to enjoy it. A hard surface could both injure horses and provide a less friendly surface for bike riders. pedestrian enjoy the peaceful rural aspect and do not want another hard surface to walf and run upon.Let's keep rural England...please!
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Corinne Staples
11 years ago
nothing wrong with a little bit of mud. No one wants stones.
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Wendy
11 years ago
listen to the locals
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Zoe Reynolds
11 years ago
save this bridle way for the local people!
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Vicky spearpoint
11 years ago
Awful
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Vicky spearpoint
11 years ago
Disgusting
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Elizabeth Flemington
11 years ago
loved by so many
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Julia Humphrey
11 years ago
bridleways are disappearing like mad. We must save them.
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Hannah priestley
11 years ago
Stop destroying the English countryside!!
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Sharon Thayer
11 years ago
Stop the works and discuss with the local users! The countryside can sometimes be mudy that's the way it is, so don't drastically alter the surface of such a well used bridleway.
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Samson Crozier
11 years ago
As a matter of natural justice those responsible for destructive and anti social decisions should be required to consult with those in the locality most affected and who make use of the facility in their normal lives.
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Timon Robins
11 years ago
As a tree surgeon, I take a dim view of this needless destruction of trees and wildlife habitat. It would be good to think that the person responsible for making this decision is held accountable.
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Timon Robins
11 years ago
As a tree surgeon, I take a dim view of this needless destruction of trees and wildlife habitat. It would be good to think that the person responsible for making this decision is held accountable.
Bad move by those involved.
do not shut the bridle ways down because it forces us to ride on the roads and then we lose our horses through accident with cars then us owner lose our horses so us horse riders suffer.
Keep the railway line horse friendly
Don't destroy a natural way of going
stop this destruction. Can't believe permission has been given for this.
SAVE THE RAILWAY LINE!
What a complete waste if money why nit use funds elsewhere where they are needed? Listen to you local community, they are the ones who vote you into office!
This is one of the few places local horse and pony riders can enjoy the beauty of the Meon Valley without the constant risk of motorists zooming past at speed. It is peaceful and rural and does not need the addition of stones/cinders or tarmac for true country lovers to enjoy it. A hard surface could both injure horses and provide a less friendly surface for bike riders. pedestrian enjoy the peaceful rural aspect and do not want another hard surface to walf and run upon.Let's keep rural England...please!
nothing wrong with a little bit of mud. No one wants stones.
listen to the locals
save this bridle way for the local people!
Awful
Disgusting
loved by so many
bridleways are disappearing like mad. We must save them.
Stop destroying the English countryside!!
Stop the works and discuss with the local users! The countryside can sometimes be mudy that's the way it is, so don't drastically alter the surface of such a well used bridleway.
As a matter of natural justice those responsible for destructive and anti social decisions should be required to consult with those in the locality most affected and who make use of the facility in their normal lives.
As a tree surgeon, I take a dim view of this needless destruction of trees and wildlife habitat. It would be good to think that the person responsible for making this decision is held accountable.
As a tree surgeon, I take a dim view of this needless destruction of trees and wildlife habitat. It would be good to think that the person responsible for making this decision is held accountable.