We don’t need to ban cyclists, we need to adopt the hierarchy of users. I fully support not allowing the lanes to be gridded over, but it can remains shared space for people on foot, people with dogs, people on bikes, people in wheelchairs and buggies. Shared space is valuable and safe space!
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Soo Aylward
10 months ago
Stop ruining the very precious Island
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Jilly Robin
10 months ago
I’ve been using the way
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Katy Sherridan
10 months ago
Please don't not change these culturally and ecologically historical water lanes. By making the proposed changes you are eroding the essence of community and the social history of local people.
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Richard Moitie
10 months ago
Leave something of Guernsey to our children and their children
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isabel Brown
10 months ago
There’s enough places for cyclists without ruining the water lanes!
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Gary Bougourd
10 months ago
Just keep bikes out of this lane, simple
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Anonymous
10 months ago
My granddaughter learned her first step in the water lane and how many of you have memories of your children and grandchildren walking peacefully and safely in the water lanes I see it every day...
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Anonymous
10 months ago
Please don’t spoil the water lanes, leave them as they are
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Jan Coe
10 months ago
Part of our heritage
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Alan Mauger
10 months ago
Haven’t the States destroyed enough of Guernsey’s history
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Donna Marshall
10 months ago
They can’t take everything away they don’t own them
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Hilary Garrett
10 months ago
We just cannot let these disappear
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Mario Aragonés
10 months ago
I played in the water lanes as a child. They are one the most peaceful walks on the island. For God's sake you offer them to visitors on your tourist information.
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Sue
10 months ago
Leave it as it is, beautiful walkway
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John Charnley
10 months ago
Leave well alone
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Geoff Hutchins
10 months ago
Get off your bikes if you are that bad at riding. Stop wasting tax payers money
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Martyn Collas
10 months ago
The most ridiculous proposal, maybe try promoting common sense to those who use and enjoy it!
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Alex Jenner
10 months ago
A small piece of natural in a busy area. Leave it alone.
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Ali Roberts
10 months ago
Used to walk along those lanes when my grandparents lived in Collings Road. A place of tranquility for all so why should they be sealed up just because someone can’t hold their bicycle handlebars straight?
We don’t need to ban cyclists, we need to adopt the hierarchy of users. I fully support not allowing the lanes to be gridded over, but it can remains shared space for people on foot, people with dogs, people on bikes, people in wheelchairs and buggies. Shared space is valuable and safe space!
Stop ruining the very precious Island
I’ve been using the way
Please don't not change these culturally and ecologically historical water lanes. By making the proposed changes you are eroding the essence of community and the social history of local people.
Leave something of Guernsey to our children and their children
There’s enough places for cyclists without ruining the water lanes!
Just keep bikes out of this lane, simple
My granddaughter learned her first step in the water lane and how many of you have memories of your children and grandchildren walking peacefully and safely in the water lanes I see it every day...
Please don’t spoil the water lanes, leave them as they are
Part of our heritage
Haven’t the States destroyed enough of Guernsey’s history
They can’t take everything away they don’t own them
We just cannot let these disappear
I played in the water lanes as a child. They are one the most peaceful walks on the island. For God's sake you offer them to visitors on your tourist information.
Leave it as it is, beautiful walkway
Leave well alone
Get off your bikes if you are that bad at riding. Stop wasting tax payers money
The most ridiculous proposal, maybe try promoting common sense to those who use and enjoy it!
A small piece of natural in a busy area. Leave it alone.
Used to walk along those lanes when my grandparents lived in Collings Road. A place of tranquility for all so why should they be sealed up just because someone can’t hold their bicycle handlebars straight?