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White Hart Lane Footbridge- Barnes

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julian heddy
11 years ago

A crossing at White Hart Lane will put local residents on an equal footing with those in E Sheen/Mortlake & Barnes

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Susan Roebuck
11 years ago

This bridge is much needed by all who use this crossing.

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Jill Simeoni
11 years ago

Can there be a track for pushing bikes up as well?

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Andrew Lankester
11 years ago

Much needed as the level crossing closure times seem to be getting longer.

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David R. L. Duncan
11 years ago

Surely the bridge could be opaque oat the point it overlooked residential property

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Robert Blake
11 years ago

Much needed

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kathy Armitage
11 years ago

As a resident, driver and pedestrian I think this footbridge is badly needed at this crossing.

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keith norton
11 years ago

Yes please. Waiting for 6 trains to pass on the school run is stressful

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LESLEY LEADER
11 years ago

This footbridge would make crossing the line much safer, particularly for children and for mothers with toddlers.

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Anna Hockley
11 years ago

Safer with a bridge & it's long overdue .people have asked about this for many years & it's time it was done for everyone's safety.

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Michael Mercieca
11 years ago

We need this footbridge!

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ann-marie simpson
11 years ago

Put safety first. People living nearby know a footbridge was likely when they bought the properties

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JEFF ORENSTEIN
11 years ago

I SUPPORT THE WHITE HART LANE FOOTBRIDGE.

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Martin Conway
11 years ago

Well needed with the local school nearby and also increasing elderly residents.

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Richard Jardine
11 years ago

This is on a vital school run for our son to Barnes Primary School

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jane de montaignac
11 years ago

very necessary.

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Lisa Jennings
11 years ago

we need this bridge and one for cars too.

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Roderic Lyne
11 years ago

Long overdue

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Lindy Barletta
11 years ago

Terrific idea, should have been done years ago with the Primary school so close. You can wait for 25 minutes for the barriers to open, with cars refusing to turn off their engines and spewing out exhaust fumes its really unpleasant. I agree with all the good ideas and suggestions made in the discussion.

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Patrick Crabtree
11 years ago

There are a lot of school children using this crossing and there is frequently a build up of pedestrians waiting for the barrier to be raised, with little space for them to keep clear of vehicles.