Wirral Hospice objects to planning application to build pub/restaurant on Drayton Motors site
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catherine mckeown
12 years ago
this proposal is not condusive to the relaxed and restful environment the hospice patients deserve.
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Debbie Dawe
12 years ago
Really don't think this should be allowed to be built so near to the hospice out of consideration to all the patients in there
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Stephen buckley
12 years ago
Show some respect for those who are suffering and let them spend there last days in the peace and tranquility that the hospice provides
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candice parker-smith
12 years ago
this planning application should not be agreed
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Lindsay Hobby
12 years ago
As a regular traveller to Clatterbridge oncology there is enough stress involved without having to negotiate pub traffic
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Steph Cobham
12 years ago
Highly insensitive to even suggest building a pub so close to St.Johns hospice!!!!
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Jane Salisbury
12 years ago
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My sister, Helen Wray spent the last few days of her life at the Hospice in peace, quiet & comfort. I think it is important that this facility and surrounding area are maintained ina quiet dignified manner without unnecessary noise & disturbance a development of this nature would bring.
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Kathryn Mooney
12 years ago
This is absolutely ridiculous I cant believe that the planning department are actually considering this
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Kathryn Mooney
12 years ago
this is absolutely ridiculous i can't believe the planning department are actually concidering this.
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Claire McLaughlin
12 years ago
How discusting profit over simply thinking about other people, you should be ashamed of yourselves xx
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Stacey Jackson
12 years ago
Plenty of other places to build a bloody pub!!!
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Jackie Taylor
12 years ago
Good luck
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rebecca myles
12 years ago
disrespectful, thoughtless, selfish!
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Carl Mannion
12 years ago
Greene King do not really operate the nightclub type environment suggested by the petition. They tend to be restaurant / family type places.
You cannot object to a planning application because of "competition to our own hub"
Pubs and restaurants closed at a rate of up to 65 per week...this is a sign of genuine jobs and investments into the industry and jobs for Wirral people.
A car park in the application will remove the issue if traffic.
Bins and deliveries? Really? Does the hospice not receive deliveries to its own premises (buses transporting premises, bin wagons removing rubbish, food and equipment deliveries?) or does the hospice use men on bicycles to do this?
Staff safety? A restaurant activity that closes at 23:00 will increase risks to staff safety? Is the chef going to turn psycho?
Service users are vulnerable and this is the only thing I can see Greene King needing to work with the hospice to support patients (maybe planting a rememberence garden or local donation days??)
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Jamie Box
12 years ago
Such a bad idea. People in the hospice need to have peace.
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Brian Howell
12 years ago
This is a wholly inappropriate site for a Hungry House
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janine taylor
12 years ago
ban this restaurant
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Francesca
12 years ago
It's not an appriate place for a pub, one needs to think about people are ill in clatter bridge not just at johns... It's a nice peaceful part of the Wirral and it should stay that way!
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Elizabeth casey
12 years ago
Bad enough round there with congestion as it is.
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Sara cope
12 years ago
The people in the hospice need the peace and quiet to get better. It also helps family members at such a difficult time!
this proposal is not condusive to the relaxed and restful environment the hospice patients deserve.
Really don't think this should be allowed to be built so near to the hospice out of consideration to all the patients in there
Show some respect for those who are suffering and let them spend there last days in the peace and tranquility that the hospice provides
this planning application should not be agreed
As a regular traveller to Clatterbridge oncology there is enough stress involved without having to negotiate pub traffic
Highly insensitive to even suggest building a pub so close to St.Johns hospice!!!!
My sister, Helen Wray spent the last few days of her life at the Hospice in peace, quiet & comfort. I think it is important that this facility and surrounding area are maintained ina quiet dignified manner without unnecessary noise & disturbance a development of this nature would bring.
This is absolutely ridiculous I cant believe that the planning department are actually considering this
this is absolutely ridiculous i can't believe the planning department are actually concidering this.
How discusting profit over simply thinking about other people, you should be ashamed of yourselves xx
Plenty of other places to build a bloody pub!!!
Good luck
disrespectful, thoughtless, selfish!
Greene King do not really operate the nightclub type environment suggested by the petition. They tend to be restaurant / family type places. You cannot object to a planning application because of "competition to our own hub" Pubs and restaurants closed at a rate of up to 65 per week...this is a sign of genuine jobs and investments into the industry and jobs for Wirral people. A car park in the application will remove the issue if traffic. Bins and deliveries? Really? Does the hospice not receive deliveries to its own premises (buses transporting premises, bin wagons removing rubbish, food and equipment deliveries?) or does the hospice use men on bicycles to do this? Staff safety? A restaurant activity that closes at 23:00 will increase risks to staff safety? Is the chef going to turn psycho? Service users are vulnerable and this is the only thing I can see Greene King needing to work with the hospice to support patients (maybe planting a rememberence garden or local donation days??)
Such a bad idea. People in the hospice need to have peace.
This is a wholly inappropriate site for a Hungry House
ban this restaurant
It's not an appriate place for a pub, one needs to think about people are ill in clatter bridge not just at johns... It's a nice peaceful part of the Wirral and it should stay that way!
Bad enough round there with congestion as it is.
The people in the hospice need the peace and quiet to get better. It also helps family members at such a difficult time!