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Stop the proposed cycle lane on Stamfordham road

1,588 Comments

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Ian Bell
4 months ago

This is totally unnecessary and a destruction of mature trees that give character to the route.

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Not needed and will make an already congested road much, much worse

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Debra Thompson
4 months ago

Cycle lane not needed

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Pauline Curran
4 months ago

Ridiculous if they do that

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Joeanne Culleton
4 months ago

The trees were there first and there’s never been a need for a cycle lane

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Alison Linsley
4 months ago

A cycle lane of a few hundred metres then back on the road is useless . Goes no where

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Gillian Gray
4 months ago

We need to keep our trees

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Yvonne Hall
4 months ago

What was once a lovely village on the edge of the green belt has turned into a transport thoroughfare for the Outer West housing developments over the years. The trees are necessary to counteract the traffic fumes and act as noise barriers. More tarmac will be poor for drainage Must be reviewed

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Craig
4 months ago

We don't want cycle lanes

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Terry Thompson
4 months ago

Absolutely a waste of money, leave the trees alone!

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Wendy Percival
4 months ago

Shocking

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Ralph Klar
4 months ago

This is a horrific plan. We need trees and nature..wedterhope village is one of the last pretty places in west end

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Brenda Wakefield
4 months ago

We need tree ,s they are good for birds and the environment

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kevin ryan
4 months ago

Leave the trees alone

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Emma Jane Spence
4 months ago

The proposed cycle lanes are a terrible idea and will make an already busy road even worse

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Elaine Tofield
4 months ago

Trees felled for an absolute waste of time and money on a cycle lane no-one will use. Happens all over.

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Helen Shears
4 months ago

Don’t need anymore cycle lanes repair the roads instead

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Shirley Field
4 months ago

Absolutely no need for cycle lane

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Denise herrington
4 months ago

Why, its lovely driving past seeing this

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Richard Marshall
4 months ago

This is absolutely ridiculous, leave the trees where they are