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Stop the IOW council bringing in the ban of dogs in public spaces

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Hazel Hyslop
6 years ago

This Council is becoming a laughing stock. The most ridiculous thing they've suggested yet, apart from St Mary's Roundabout

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Vikki
6 years ago

So stupid

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Anonymous
6 years ago

So many families have dogs now, and by preventing them from accessing such space will affect local economy. IOW council need to open their eyes and wake up and focus on matters that actually “matter”, like the ferries and floating bridge!!!!

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Alexandra Newlands
6 years ago

This will hurt business. Please do not do this.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The most ridiculous rule ever that the council can make. They really are short sighted.

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Hanna Aubert
6 years ago

This is just ridiculous!!

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Gary Samways
6 years ago

Dog friendly island is promoted to increase tourism, it works don't change it.

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Nigel Hunter
6 years ago

This should not happen, never been to the iow but this would stop me going if I couldn't take my dog.

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Jenny Thompson
6 years ago

A lot of tourists will stop visiting!

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David
6 years ago

Has anything to do with Muslims it is crazy we don't live abadabe we live in great Britain fre from rubbish

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I want the Isle of Wight to remain dog friendly and stop the council doing this

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Paul Bowen
6 years ago

Iowcc making a huge mistake yet again

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Jackie Sexton
6 years ago

That's ridiculous my dog loves the beach and lots of other places on the island save our dog walks

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Keith Penny
6 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous. One of the very best pleasures of living on the Isle is walking ones dogs on the beach. And the same goes for so many tourists. No way will it go through. There would be a riot......or simply no one would comply with it. Besides who would pick up the plastic waste on the beach if it wasn't for diligent dog walkers?

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Sunnie
6 years ago

Ridiculous, pointless idea!

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Claire Wilson
6 years ago

Going to the beach with the dog is our most favourite past time - it is good for us as a family and our dog. We would miss it intensely.

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Roy
6 years ago

Dogs provide huge health benefits for all ages but especially the elderly (of which the Island has a few!) Here the intent is to rule out being able to free walk, or even take them at all, on open areas of relatively flat, easy-walking ground. This is very poorly and short-sightedly thought out

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Ashley way
6 years ago

Keep beaches free for dogs to use its they're right to roam and swim in the sea as much every other animal.

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Sue Elliott
6 years ago

This is an absolute disgrace.

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Susan Thomas
6 years ago

Keep the island dog friendly or you will lose so much trade