Say No To Wirral Council Forcing Removal Of Hoylake Lights
498 Comments
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Alan Robinson
8 years ago
Don't spoil something that makes people smile
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Bronagh Howell
8 years ago
This is a community effort sponsored by the community. Why would the council want to take away such a positive feature from a wonderful cohesive village! It should be proud of Hoylake
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Heather Welsh
8 years ago
They are pretty, let them stay up as long as the people of Hoylake want!
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Deborah catherall
8 years ago
I have never seen the council maintaining the trees in Hoylake so why now. Hoylake looks amazing, people are talking about Hoylake from all different districts and visitors from
Far and wide think it looks awesome. It is also helping bring customers to small
Businesses. So stop being ridiculous and spread some joy
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Maureen Percival
8 years ago
Scrooge would be proud! This Council seem to revel in destroying anything that brings joy.
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Wayne Roberts
8 years ago
We have seen an increase in trade on last year and this cannot be a coincidence. Clients who visit from outside the area comment on how beautiful Hoylake looks. Time for the Council to embrace the idea and roll out across the Wirral!!
You cannot guess the effect of invisible earnings!!
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brenda mckenna
8 years ago
Council can afford to lend huge sums to others but can't afford celebration lights. Residents paid for these lights.
can't afford to do.
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Carol Harrison
8 years ago
Keep your promise and leave the lights they bring cheer to the residents and visitors.
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Gillian Eilbeck
8 years ago
The Hoylake lights have brought a little bit of cheer to the dark and damp nights of winter. It would be a shame to take them away on a council whim when they could be used on special occasions throughout the year.
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Debbie Vaughan
8 years ago
Please please leave the lights up,for high days & holy days to light up throughout the year, it would be wonderful.
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Cathy
8 years ago
I thought they were funded by people paying in memory of cancer victims. I always comment on how nice they look and should stay up always .
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Alix Furness
8 years ago
The lights look lovely and brighten the darkness for a lot of people. Please keep them on
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Karen Green
8 years ago
Hoylake is at last looking beautiful and welcoming to all visitors, local businesses and residents have worked hard to make it a lovely place.
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Mike Dudley
8 years ago
Hoylake looks so much better with lights up
if you go to other seaside towns
majority of them have lights up the should definitely stay
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Anonymous
8 years ago
These lights make the town, beautiful at night and special at Christmas, they must stay please
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Paul Weldon
8 years ago
They must be kept. Best thing that happened to Hoylake for years.
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Colin Farley
8 years ago
Wirral Council need to listen to the people they serve! Car Park Charges now this! It's got to stop!
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Ken Burgess
8 years ago
The blossom trees look really nice as they are!!
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Sandra yates
8 years ago
Hoylake village looks beautiful, had brought the community together, and slot of hard work from volunteers, driving through the village in the dark put a smile on your face
Don't spoil something that makes people smile
This is a community effort sponsored by the community. Why would the council want to take away such a positive feature from a wonderful cohesive village! It should be proud of Hoylake
They are pretty, let them stay up as long as the people of Hoylake want!
I have never seen the council maintaining the trees in Hoylake so why now. Hoylake looks amazing, people are talking about Hoylake from all different districts and visitors from Far and wide think it looks awesome. It is also helping bring customers to small Businesses. So stop being ridiculous and spread some joy
Scrooge would be proud! This Council seem to revel in destroying anything that brings joy.
We have seen an increase in trade on last year and this cannot be a coincidence. Clients who visit from outside the area comment on how beautiful Hoylake looks. Time for the Council to embrace the idea and roll out across the Wirral!! You cannot guess the effect of invisible earnings!!
Council can afford to lend huge sums to others but can't afford celebration lights. Residents paid for these lights. can't afford to do.
Keep your promise and leave the lights they bring cheer to the residents and visitors.
The Hoylake lights have brought a little bit of cheer to the dark and damp nights of winter. It would be a shame to take them away on a council whim when they could be used on special occasions throughout the year.
Please please leave the lights up,for high days & holy days to light up throughout the year, it would be wonderful.
I thought they were funded by people paying in memory of cancer victims. I always comment on how nice they look and should stay up always .
The lights look lovely and brighten the darkness for a lot of people. Please keep them on
Hoylake is at last looking beautiful and welcoming to all visitors, local businesses and residents have worked hard to make it a lovely place.
Hoylake looks so much better with lights up if you go to other seaside towns majority of them have lights up the should definitely stay
These lights make the town, beautiful at night and special at Christmas, they must stay please
They must be kept. Best thing that happened to Hoylake for years.
Wirral Council need to listen to the people they serve! Car Park Charges now this! It's got to stop!
The blossom trees look really nice as they are!!
Hoylake village looks beautiful, had brought the community together, and slot of hard work from volunteers, driving through the village in the dark put a smile on your face
Leave them up, miserable sods!