As a local referee who regularly officiates at hazlemere rec, i feel it is one of the best organised junior sports clubs in the area and this superb facility should not be lost from the community
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Mr R Teuton
12 years ago
Typical council always trying to price out facilities for sport in the community rather than encouraging people to be involved.If an agreement has been duly signed then stand by that agreement. sounds like some one on the council is trying to make a name for him or her self. We elect these people to work on our behalf not against us. Lts vote these people out next time.....
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Samara Mezher
12 years ago
As a local resident it is highly annoying that I am unable to book the venue due to this. In my opinion the loss of sales and revenue caused by this will be more detrimental to the venue in the long run. HP13
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Norman & Susan Brown
12 years ago
It is vital to retain the centre as a community asset in its widest sense. It will only be viable and used effectively with the continued support of the local community which will dwindle if seen as a commercial venture for the Council. This would inevitably price out those members of the community who most need to use it.
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andrew bartyla
12 years ago
Generations of families have worked to update this historic building and facilities from cold water and leaky foof in the late 70s .This is a legacy for generations to come, as a green oasis in an increasingly built up area
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Anonymous
12 years ago
The pavillion is an important asset to the community. Let's keep it.
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Dave Putman
12 years ago
Fantastic facility for all our League the Chiltern Church Junior League have always been looked after for our meetings and events. We have 90 teams of mainly local children from 6 to 16 year olds a brilliant help to the local community this means over 1400 children our tennagers
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David Mulligan
12 years ago
The facilities are crucial to supporting youth football and it will be a tragedy to lose such a valuable community asset.
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Brain Devoil
12 years ago
As a local football coach whose teams play regularly at Hazlemere, I find it incredible that a local parish council should want to destroy something so precious to the community.
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andrew bartyla
12 years ago
I hope WDC see sense. Depriving the ever expanding population of their sports assosiation would be outrageous
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It is supposed to be a COMMUNITY asset, not a Parish Council Chairman asset. Leave NOW, Mapletoft.
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George Bis
12 years ago
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i am one of the players at htjfc it is a great environment for all of us there and we have a great time, it provides chances for all of us physically mentaly and socialy everyone has great fiends at the club and we wish that we could keep it this way!
The Council Attitude is an embarrassment
Anything for an easy buck - shame on you council
As a local referee who regularly officiates at hazlemere rec, i feel it is one of the best organised junior sports clubs in the area and this superb facility should not be lost from the community
Typical council always trying to price out facilities for sport in the community rather than encouraging people to be involved.If an agreement has been duly signed then stand by that agreement. sounds like some one on the council is trying to make a name for him or her self. We elect these people to work on our behalf not against us. Lts vote these people out next time.....
As a local resident it is highly annoying that I am unable to book the venue due to this. In my opinion the loss of sales and revenue caused by this will be more detrimental to the venue in the long run. HP13
It is vital to retain the centre as a community asset in its widest sense. It will only be viable and used effectively with the continued support of the local community which will dwindle if seen as a commercial venture for the Council. This would inevitably price out those members of the community who most need to use it.
Generations of families have worked to update this historic building and facilities from cold water and leaky foof in the late 70s .This is a legacy for generations to come, as a green oasis in an increasingly built up area
The pavillion is an important asset to the community. Let's keep it.
Fantastic facility for all our League the Chiltern Church Junior League have always been looked after for our meetings and events. We have 90 teams of mainly local children from 6 to 16 year olds a brilliant help to the local community this means over 1400 children our tennagers
The facilities are crucial to supporting youth football and it will be a tragedy to lose such a valuable community asset.
As a local football coach whose teams play regularly at Hazlemere, I find it incredible that a local parish council should want to destroy something so precious to the community.
I hope WDC see sense. Depriving the ever expanding population of their sports assosiation would be outrageous
It is supposed to be a COMMUNITY asset, not a Parish Council Chairman asset. Leave NOW, Mapletoft.
i am one of the players at htjfc it is a great environment for all of us there and we have a great time, it provides chances for all of us physically mentaly and socialy everyone has great fiends at the club and we wish that we could keep it this way!