A brilliant atmosphere for young talent to learn thete dport and go forward to represent our country. Its hugely important that our children have an oppourtunity to learn and work in such ppsitive environment
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Anna Wrigglesworth
12 years ago
The ski village is one of the main reasons I chose to go to university in Sheffield. If it goes, the city of 'sport' which has already lost Don Valley Stadium will fall even further backwards.
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Maxine Gregory
12 years ago
The ski village site needs to be utilised. Sheffield should capitalise on its sporting potential and the enthusiasm of its residents.
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Becky Hammond
12 years ago
Learnt to ski at Sheffield ski village and it was an essential building platform that I went on to compete for GB at World Cup and World Championships in Halfpipe!
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Kerry Jones
12 years ago
Has anyone actually put a proposal together about this? A full business case outlining where/how/when/costs etc?
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Lucy Sibbald
12 years ago
To let Sheffield Ski Village die will be like taking a piece of Sheffield history with it. I spend many hours of my youth learning to ski there and my kids we're doing the same - Sheffield prides itself as an outdoor city and the Ski village was a big part of this.
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Liz Clare
12 years ago
Even if you are not a snow sport fan this is a great thing for sheffield.
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Neill barraclough
12 years ago
Yet another great way to involve in sport, wasted
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Harry Quartermain
12 years ago
Bring Back SSV
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daniel smith
12 years ago
bring back sheffield ski village!!!!!!
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rob brown
12 years ago
plwase pleade
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Mike Jones
12 years ago
Keep it
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jim ellis
12 years ago
bring snow sports back to sheffield so we can raise champions again!
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Mike cousins
12 years ago
Bring it back for future Olympians
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Yvonne Sommer
12 years ago
Snow power to the North.
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James Edlington
12 years ago
Is this just a pathetic quest for funds?
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Michael Allcock
12 years ago
This is a very worthwhile cause
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James Allcock
12 years ago
For any sport to progress people need places to practice and develop their craft. Sheffield Ski Village has the potential to be both a financial and cultural asset to the city and surrounding areas. A decision not to redevelop the current site is a decision to sacrifice the potential talent of many young people who are yet to even try the sport. The way I see it, while it is disappointing that the Ski Village currently lies in ruin on the hill side, the massive support this cause is getting is so positive. Respect to everyone who's involved at whatever level!
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Rob weitz
12 years ago
For three years I came to the ski village with the uni snow-sports clubs to practise and race for comps, throw ridiculous shapes off the corner kicker (mostly not landing) onto the white slidey carpet that once lined the epic park area of ssv. I went not only for a good ride but for a great social snd chsnce to meet other like minder snow/carpet enthusiasts. A delight that made my uni experience, why can't future generations get this too? Sheffield Ski Village is a proven Olympic training ground. Get this mother back on the slopes!
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Duane Marshall
12 years ago
A dry slope offers so much more than a fridge! It offers SPACE. the ski village should never applied for a roof and fridge it should have applied to be bigger. There's actually a lot more hill that could be developed and made into a diverse exciting and changeable slope style area.
A brilliant atmosphere for young talent to learn thete dport and go forward to represent our country. Its hugely important that our children have an oppourtunity to learn and work in such ppsitive environment
The ski village is one of the main reasons I chose to go to university in Sheffield. If it goes, the city of 'sport' which has already lost Don Valley Stadium will fall even further backwards.
The ski village site needs to be utilised. Sheffield should capitalise on its sporting potential and the enthusiasm of its residents.
Learnt to ski at Sheffield ski village and it was an essential building platform that I went on to compete for GB at World Cup and World Championships in Halfpipe!
Has anyone actually put a proposal together about this? A full business case outlining where/how/when/costs etc?
To let Sheffield Ski Village die will be like taking a piece of Sheffield history with it. I spend many hours of my youth learning to ski there and my kids we're doing the same - Sheffield prides itself as an outdoor city and the Ski village was a big part of this.
Even if you are not a snow sport fan this is a great thing for sheffield.
Yet another great way to involve in sport, wasted
Bring Back SSV
bring back sheffield ski village!!!!!!
plwase pleade
Keep it
bring snow sports back to sheffield so we can raise champions again!
Bring it back for future Olympians
Snow power to the North.
Is this just a pathetic quest for funds?
This is a very worthwhile cause
For any sport to progress people need places to practice and develop their craft. Sheffield Ski Village has the potential to be both a financial and cultural asset to the city and surrounding areas. A decision not to redevelop the current site is a decision to sacrifice the potential talent of many young people who are yet to even try the sport. The way I see it, while it is disappointing that the Ski Village currently lies in ruin on the hill side, the massive support this cause is getting is so positive. Respect to everyone who's involved at whatever level!
For three years I came to the ski village with the uni snow-sports clubs to practise and race for comps, throw ridiculous shapes off the corner kicker (mostly not landing) onto the white slidey carpet that once lined the epic park area of ssv. I went not only for a good ride but for a great social snd chsnce to meet other like minder snow/carpet enthusiasts. A delight that made my uni experience, why can't future generations get this too? Sheffield Ski Village is a proven Olympic training ground. Get this mother back on the slopes!
A dry slope offers so much more than a fridge! It offers SPACE. the ski village should never applied for a roof and fridge it should have applied to be bigger. There's actually a lot more hill that could be developed and made into a diverse exciting and changeable slope style area.