Agree with all comments already posted. This is a vital transport link for the Durris community.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Bridge is needed. Always been there and is a major link to many
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Maureen Brodie
7 years ago
We need to do something about our bridge.
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Pat Read
7 years ago
Please please please re-open the Bridge !
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Such an important link between communities that must be maintained.
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Cathy Simpson
7 years ago
Please save the Park Bridge!
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Mike Ewen
7 years ago
Vital community link that needs to be saved.
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Cathy Simpson
7 years ago
Please save the Park Bridge!
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Gillian taylor
7 years ago
The bridge is a vital link between the communities of Durris and Drumoak
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Marion Dreelan
7 years ago
Park bridge is the lifeline between Durris and Drumoak it connects both communities it is vital to save this bridge - communities are struggling nowadays to maintain relations its vital that we continue to retain these connections
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Craig
7 years ago
It cuts commute time In to aberdeen
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Elaine Ingram
7 years ago
The loss of Park Bridge has had, and will continue to have, a massively detrimental effect on the two communities of Drumoak and Durris. The closure is having a very negative impact on the close links between Drumoak and Durris. As many others have commented, the sheer volume of shared community groups and resources are being greatly affected by the lengthy alternative routes having to be used. The bridge closure impacts upon every generation in both communities and is increasing the isolation of rural communities.
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Kate Brockman
7 years ago
I live in Durris and work in Drum, the detour via Crathes adds 200miles a month to what should be a very short journey.
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Gemma Milne
7 years ago
Live in Drumoak and it’s been a nightmare having to detour when coming home from south deeside road. Bridge has been resurfaced and bollards at either side to stop heavy vehicles crossing now after all that work it’s closed. For the community of Drumoak it needs to be repaired and reopened.
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Claire Perras
7 years ago
I have to take the detour to take my kids to school, to visit their friends, to go to activities in Drumoak. It's seriously effected our family and we feel completely cut off from a community we once felt integrated with. We feel seriously let down by our council and its councillors for letting this happen. They have known for a very long time that this bridge would not last forever, yet no contingency has ever been made?? The usual head in the sand attitude I've come to expect for our local services.
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Durrant Macleod
7 years ago
This icon of the present and importantly, the past - must be saved, one cannot allow the link between the two communities to be broken, let alone the round trip this would mean, and the loss of the community spirits maintained by its use. Please look at this with good heart and common sense , thank you
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Alison Arijs
7 years ago
Living in Drum, we really miss the access that Park Bridge gives to the community.
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Johan Arijs
7 years ago
Hear Hear
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Linda Robb
7 years ago
Hopefully something can be done to resolve the situation as Drumoak and Durris have become one community over the years with many groups as well as the Women’s Institute being made up with members from both sides of the river. There is the Drumoak Durris indoor bowling club, the Scout group, the young farmers, the Drumoak Durris community group, the outdoor bowling club, the accordion club, Drumoak Durris church and the CDDCC. All these community groups use this bridge to access the local halls that these groups meet up in. As we no longer have the 204 bus service our local bus would be on the north Deeside road at Drumoak which we would no longer be able to access. Our local post office and shop are over the river at Drumoak too. It is also a link that the local community nurses and doctors use too to access both communities. Some families have elderly parents who live over the river and use the bridge to visit them. With the Park bridge closed the residents of both communities have a big detour via Crathes or Peterculter to cross the river.
It’s of great importance to both our communities that this bridge should remain open.
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Duncan Brown
7 years ago
Absolute disgrace that the bridge is closed for so long. As for a permanent closure....I’m speechless.
Agree with all comments already posted. This is a vital transport link for the Durris community.
Bridge is needed. Always been there and is a major link to many
We need to do something about our bridge.
Please please please re-open the Bridge !
Such an important link between communities that must be maintained.
Please save the Park Bridge!
Vital community link that needs to be saved.
Please save the Park Bridge!
The bridge is a vital link between the communities of Durris and Drumoak
Park bridge is the lifeline between Durris and Drumoak it connects both communities it is vital to save this bridge - communities are struggling nowadays to maintain relations its vital that we continue to retain these connections
It cuts commute time In to aberdeen
The loss of Park Bridge has had, and will continue to have, a massively detrimental effect on the two communities of Drumoak and Durris. The closure is having a very negative impact on the close links between Drumoak and Durris. As many others have commented, the sheer volume of shared community groups and resources are being greatly affected by the lengthy alternative routes having to be used. The bridge closure impacts upon every generation in both communities and is increasing the isolation of rural communities.
I live in Durris and work in Drum, the detour via Crathes adds 200miles a month to what should be a very short journey.
Live in Drumoak and it’s been a nightmare having to detour when coming home from south deeside road. Bridge has been resurfaced and bollards at either side to stop heavy vehicles crossing now after all that work it’s closed. For the community of Drumoak it needs to be repaired and reopened.
I have to take the detour to take my kids to school, to visit their friends, to go to activities in Drumoak. It's seriously effected our family and we feel completely cut off from a community we once felt integrated with. We feel seriously let down by our council and its councillors for letting this happen. They have known for a very long time that this bridge would not last forever, yet no contingency has ever been made?? The usual head in the sand attitude I've come to expect for our local services.
This icon of the present and importantly, the past - must be saved, one cannot allow the link between the two communities to be broken, let alone the round trip this would mean, and the loss of the community spirits maintained by its use. Please look at this with good heart and common sense , thank you
Living in Drum, we really miss the access that Park Bridge gives to the community.
Hear Hear
Hopefully something can be done to resolve the situation as Drumoak and Durris have become one community over the years with many groups as well as the Women’s Institute being made up with members from both sides of the river. There is the Drumoak Durris indoor bowling club, the Scout group, the young farmers, the Drumoak Durris community group, the outdoor bowling club, the accordion club, Drumoak Durris church and the CDDCC. All these community groups use this bridge to access the local halls that these groups meet up in. As we no longer have the 204 bus service our local bus would be on the north Deeside road at Drumoak which we would no longer be able to access. Our local post office and shop are over the river at Drumoak too. It is also a link that the local community nurses and doctors use too to access both communities. Some families have elderly parents who live over the river and use the bridge to visit them. With the Park bridge closed the residents of both communities have a big detour via Crathes or Peterculter to cross the river. It’s of great importance to both our communities that this bridge should remain open.
Absolute disgrace that the bridge is closed for so long. As for a permanent closure....I’m speechless.