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SAVE BROOM ROAD REC

SAVE BROOM ROAD REC

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Started by Anonymous 19 years ago
Richmond Council intend building a MUGA(Multi Purpose Games Area) on Broom Road Rec. This will necessitate cutting down 10 rare Ginko trees that provide the excellent benefit of screening the current floodlit hockey pitches. In addition, the trees will screen the proposed new school building and the floodlights of the hockey pitch. The Multi Use Games Area will be substantial - the size of over 4 tennis courts and will severely affect the aesthetics of the small park area. The council have confimed that the MUGA could easily be contained within the boundary of the school. So, if you feel it is wrong for the council to take away our essential green spaces, please sign our petition. This petition will be submitted to the council within the next three weeks.

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Tom Pratt
18 years ago Featured

keep the trees. once they are gone you cant just replace them. build it on the school grounds instead.

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Mark West
18 years ago Featured

Ridiculous proposal. We already have enough floodlights and noise disruption from the hockey pitch as it is. Leave the gingko trees alone.

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Sarah Olsen
19 years ago Featured

Keep our park green! Why are they putting this inside the rec when the school has space? Complete madness.

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Clare Afolabi
19 years ago Featured

STOP RUINING OUR GREEN SPACES. Richmond council needs to listen to the people who actually live here.

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Dave Gupta
19 years ago Featured

those trees have been there for ages. dont destroy them just to build some ugly concrete cage. local kids need the grass not more tarmac.

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Jo Owens
19 years ago Featured

This is our local park and it should stay a park. not a building site for council vanity projects!

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