We, the undersigned, urge Manchester City Council to retain The Mersey Valley Countryside Wardens service.
The Mersey Valley in Manchester, including Chorlton Waterpark, Chorlton Meadows & Chorlton Ees, is an area of outstanding natural beauty, an extremely valuable leisure resource, and home to a wide variety of animal and plant life.
The disbanding of the on-site service, provided by The Wardens, places the whole area at risk, in terms of safety, sustainability, appearance, vandalism, and lawlessness.
Manchester City Council thinks they can gut our wardens in the dark while we stay silent. We need to hit one hundred signatures right now to force them to stop ignoring us.
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Jenny Wright
13 years ago
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The wardens do a great job keeping everything clean and managed. Real shame if they go.
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Emma Zhang
13 years ago
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Its a local treasure. Please protect it properly.
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Sarah Castro
13 years ago
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Me and the kids go to Chorlton Ees all the time. It feels safe because the guys are always around. Dont get rid of them!
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Dave Rhodes
13 years ago
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Keep our wardens. The place will be a tip in a month without them.
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Mark Lawson
13 years ago
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Total madness. Who is going to look after the place when the bins are overflowing and the gangs move in? Typical council cutting the wrong things.
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Paul Williamson
13 years ago
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THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT THE WILDLIFE THERE! STOP THE CUTS NOW.
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We, the undersigned, urge Manchester City Council to retain The Mersey Valley Countryside Wardens service.
The Mersey Valley in Manchester, including Chorlton Waterpark, Chorlton Meadows & Chorlton Ees, is an area of outstanding natural beauty, an extremely valuable leisure resource, and home to a wide variety of animal and plant life.
The disbanding of the on-site service, provided by The Wardens, places the whole area at risk, in terms of safety, sustainability, appearance, vandalism, and lawlessness.
Manchester City Council thinks they can gut our wardens in the dark while we stay silent. We need to hit one hundred signatures right now to force them to stop ignoring us.
6 Comments
J
Jenny Wright
13 years ago
Featured
The wardens do a great job keeping everything clean and managed. Real shame if they go.
E
Emma Zhang
13 years ago
Featured
Its a local treasure. Please protect it properly.
S
Sarah Castro
13 years ago
Featured
Me and the kids go to Chorlton Ees all the time. It feels safe because the guys are always around. Dont get rid of them!
D
Dave Rhodes
13 years ago
Featured
Keep our wardens. The place will be a tip in a month without them.
M
Mark Lawson
13 years ago
Featured
Total madness. Who is going to look after the place when the bins are overflowing and the gangs move in? Typical council cutting the wrong things.
P
Paul Williamson
13 years ago
Featured
THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO ACTUALLY CARE ABOUT THE WILDLIFE THERE! STOP THE CUTS NOW.
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The wardens do a great job keeping everything clean and managed. Real shame if they go.