This golf course has been part of the fabric of St Helens for a long time and once gone it will never be replaced. It must be maintained until better times return.
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audrey knox
9 years ago
Concidering that we are supposed to be helping people to become more active, I cannot understand whey this council is allowing a municiple golf course to close, instead of trying to encourage youngsters and the more mature persons to the sport. The pets corner has always been a favourite with my children growing up and now with my grandchildren. If these areas close in sherdley park then what toilet facilities will be open to the general public, that will be safe for young and older people to go into.
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Lee Makin
9 years ago
This golf course is a must for all generation's. Please keep it open
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Geoff Hatton
9 years ago
half the number of councillors that will save money.
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mal smith
9 years ago
Like all councils, no regard for the people who elect them, but watch the councillors come knocking on your door when the local elections are due. YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!!!!!!
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mal smith
9 years ago
Good luck
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Barry Stanley
9 years ago
This should be kept open for current & future generations to use
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Ian McQuade
9 years ago
What will they do with the land build a supersize pound shop or even better another shoe shop !!! St Helens is slowly turning into a black hole no one will want to visit. Get some pride back in the town for gods sake.
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Chris Hodgkinson
9 years ago
Absolute disgraceful by St.helens council
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terry lee
9 years ago
I know the borough is being starved of funds and something has to give, but please try and save this irreplaceable amenity.
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Mark marsh
9 years ago
My dad and his mates have played golf there for 20 plus years ! Absolute criminal to shut this ! I thought it was law that a council had to provide sports facilities ?????
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We must all sign this petition,
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Ken Wood
9 years ago
Please save Sherdley Park.
This is what Councils are suppose to do run Local aminities.
Not run Car Parks etc.
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Janetdumphy
9 years ago
There is little to do in st Helens as it is now your taking a golf course and park people relying these services as there only link of getting out what do they do now didn't think sthelens could get any worse but seems I was wrong
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Kevin Glover
9 years ago
Losing these local amenities would be of great detriment to the residents of St.Helens.
Extremely unlikely to ever be reinstated if lost now.
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Helena Morris
9 years ago
We really need to keep this.
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Colin twist
9 years ago
Keep it green
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Anne Brindle
9 years ago
This pet corner has been a lical point of interest for years. I used to take my children there years ago they were only young and now in their 40's and late 30's. Please leave things alone for granchildren to enjoy.
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Steven McCabe
9 years ago
I have been a member of the club in the past. I live in the south now, but still play here with my Dad when I come home ( Haresfinch ) . I can't believe this is even being considered
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Jonathan Edwards
9 years ago
Simply stated, it is not the councils to give away. The private enterprises can be sold however the cancel control future planning and consent, a potential public golf course is highly achievable? In regard to the public space (Sherdley Park) the council cannot even think of removing this necessity, if they even think of selling the park it will be tantamount to social deprivation and a demise of green spaces in the heart of St Helens. Enough is enough, we can always divide the town hall into bedsits and the council can work from home if they are that cash strapped, community first. Councils are there to govern not to dictate.
This golf course has been part of the fabric of St Helens for a long time and once gone it will never be replaced. It must be maintained until better times return.
Concidering that we are supposed to be helping people to become more active, I cannot understand whey this council is allowing a municiple golf course to close, instead of trying to encourage youngsters and the more mature persons to the sport. The pets corner has always been a favourite with my children growing up and now with my grandchildren. If these areas close in sherdley park then what toilet facilities will be open to the general public, that will be safe for young and older people to go into.
This golf course is a must for all generation's. Please keep it open
half the number of councillors that will save money.
Like all councils, no regard for the people who elect them, but watch the councillors come knocking on your door when the local elections are due. YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO!!!!!!!!
Good luck
This should be kept open for current & future generations to use
What will they do with the land build a supersize pound shop or even better another shoe shop !!! St Helens is slowly turning into a black hole no one will want to visit. Get some pride back in the town for gods sake.
Absolute disgraceful by St.helens council
I know the borough is being starved of funds and something has to give, but please try and save this irreplaceable amenity.
My dad and his mates have played golf there for 20 plus years ! Absolute criminal to shut this ! I thought it was law that a council had to provide sports facilities ?????
We must all sign this petition,
Please save Sherdley Park. This is what Councils are suppose to do run Local aminities. Not run Car Parks etc.
There is little to do in st Helens as it is now your taking a golf course and park people relying these services as there only link of getting out what do they do now didn't think sthelens could get any worse but seems I was wrong
Losing these local amenities would be of great detriment to the residents of St.Helens. Extremely unlikely to ever be reinstated if lost now.
We really need to keep this.
Keep it green
This pet corner has been a lical point of interest for years. I used to take my children there years ago they were only young and now in their 40's and late 30's. Please leave things alone for granchildren to enjoy.
I have been a member of the club in the past. I live in the south now, but still play here with my Dad when I come home ( Haresfinch ) . I can't believe this is even being considered
Simply stated, it is not the councils to give away. The private enterprises can be sold however the cancel control future planning and consent, a potential public golf course is highly achievable? In regard to the public space (Sherdley Park) the council cannot even think of removing this necessity, if they even think of selling the park it will be tantamount to social deprivation and a demise of green spaces in the heart of St Helens. Enough is enough, we can always divide the town hall into bedsits and the council can work from home if they are that cash strapped, community first. Councils are there to govern not to dictate.