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Say No To Wirral Council Forcing Removal Of Hoylake Lights

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Brenda Wood
8 years ago

These lights are so lovely. I look forward to seeing them when visiting family in Hoylake. Really cheers me up, especially on cold wet blustery evenings.

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Jess parry
8 years ago

Support

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Jane Morris
8 years ago

Leave Hoylake lights alone. The people paid for them and put them up. Please council members, they bring joy to the town and also bring folks from around the area into Hoylake just to see them.

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Andrew dodd
8 years ago

Please leave these lives up as they brighten up the Hoylake area

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Stephanie Gallard
8 years ago

Can you really not wait a month to do the necessary tree maintenance work?

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Jan Woolley
8 years ago

Please save the lights

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Seriously?????????

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Suzanne Massie
8 years ago

Don’t switch of the lights !!

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Heather
8 years ago

Theses lights have been put up by hard working volunteers! The lights will lift any mood even in the grimmest weathers. Please keep Hoylake lights!!!

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Rose kirkby
8 years ago

If WBC can’t spend money to support hoylake dont block the voluntary sector who can

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John Costello
8 years ago

How stupid having lived in hoylake for 20 odd years I've never seen the council doing any work on the trees but the they as ever if something is working they won't too put a stop to it

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Janice Evans
8 years ago

They are beautiful

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Rebecca Martin
8 years ago

As these lights were privately funded what's it got to do with the council?

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David Pilkington
8 years ago

The lights make Hoylake look more welcoming when they are switched on and , as stated, belong to the people of Hoylake. The council have wasted vast amounts of money on other projects and it's a shame that that they are not happy with an obvious eco-friendly attraction to the area.

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Cathy
8 years ago

Please leave the lights on. They look so lovely and atmospheric and really cheer people up. The local people really worked so hard to raise the money and put them up.

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Debasish biswas
8 years ago

Which miserable person decided to take the lights down? Cheer up its beautiful and that's how we want it.

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Mandy Biagetti
8 years ago Featured

There is an extremely limited possibly that the retention of the lights on the trees will give rise to issues relating to ongoing maintainence. The positive benefit of the retention of the lights greatly outweighs any potential very minor costs in relation to maintainence.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Another ridiculous idea by this council!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Seriously? With all the issues we face in term of shortages and cuts? And somebody on the council bothers to involve themselves in this petty bureaucracy??

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Samantha
8 years ago

Please keep them on all year round they make hoylake look so beautiful