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Redacted.Xlsx Name City State Postal Code Country Signed On Comments Adam Honeyman London England BR35YA UK 27/02/17 Adam Lee OswaldtwistleEngland BB5 4RN UK 27/02/17 Adam Morgan Accrington England Bb55as UK 27/02/17 Ale Chadwick Accrington England bb5 2ts UK 27/02/17 This is just horrendous! Leave it alone! Safe green spaces are more important than ever to encourage activity and tackle the very significant problem of Alison Westwell Accrington England BB56DB UK 27/02/17 childhood obesity Amanda Clegg OswaldtwistleEngland LancashireBb50en UK 27/02/17 It should be kept as it is Amy Leeming Accrington England Bb5 6ax UK 27/02/17 anne rhodes Church England BB5 4JP UK 27/02/17 Ashleigh Mercer Accrington England Bb5 6hx UK 27/02/17 This is another "Institution" that has been with us for what seems forever, certainly remember it when I was a pre-teen in the '40s. Time that HBC stopped changing what is good for Barrie Yates Accrington England BB5 2PR UK 27/02/17 the town and trying to inflate their own egos. Bryan Collison Read England BB12 7QG UK 27/02/17 Carole Steel Accrington England Bb5 2bw UK 27/02/17 I grew up in Accrington as didMy children and playing fields were where we spent our youth. These spaces are vital to ensure our childrens development both physically and socially and emotionally. Access should be free to all residents. When are we going to start looking after our carolyn hatch preston pr4 UK 27/02/17 society properly!!! catherine tomlinson Accrington England bb5 6dg UK 27/02/17 Cathy Hopkins OswaldtwistleEngland BB5 3PS UK 27/02/17 Chris Lord Accrington England Bb50ld UK 27/02/17 Christina Moloney Accrington England Bb5 2tq UK 27/02/17 christine sneddon Accrington England bb5 1dw UK 27/02/17 Should be kept open for all Christine ThistlethwaiteAccrington England BB5 6EP UK 27/02/17 claire bateman oswaldtwistleEngland bb5 4ly UK 27/02/17 Clare Pritchard Accrington England BB55AZ UK 27/02/17 Colin Rhodes Accrington England bb54jp UK 27/02/17 It belongs to the public! Courteney Ingham Accrington England Bb5 6bn UK 27/02/17 Danielle Higham Accrington England Bb5 6dt UK 27/02/17 I regularly use Highams playing fields to walk the family dog! dave Cryer Accrington England bb50jp UK 27/02/17 These fields belong to the people of Hyndburn and must be David Elleray Accrington England BB5 6AW UK 27/02/17 left fully accessible at all times for the people to enjoy. David Holloway Accrington England BB5 6AU UK 27/02/17 Deb Burgess Church England Bb54at UK 27/02/17 Debbie Gibson Clayton-le-MoorsEngland Bb55qp UK 27/02/17 Debbie Targett AccrungtonEngland CO15 UK 27/02/17 Diane Grierson Rishton England BB14LS UK 27/02/17 not only am i a dog walker, families use highams for picnics, playing games with the children , or for kids just to come on edward phillips Accrington England bb5 1bw UK 27/02/17 and have a kick about . Emma Connor Accrington England Bb5 6qz UK 27/02/17 I live across the road and I see on a daily basis how much this area is used rain or shine. I will not be just signing this Erica Uttley Accrington England Bb5 5bb UK 27/02/17 petition. Fleur Pilkington-RogersAccrington England BB55BS UK 27/02/17 Used for years and don't want to lose it Gary Mott Burnley England Bb11 3ah UK 27/02/17 Gill Aquilina Accrington England BB50BA UK 27/02/17 This area has just had loads of money spent on it ! For goodness sake there's a ready built area on Livingstone Road use that ! We who walk our dogs and pick up after them have virtually nowhere now, especially with the idiots on Graham Bardsley Accrington England Bb5 5eu UK 27/02/17 motorbikes running riot behind Accrington Cricket Club ! Hayley Bell OswaldtwistleEngland Bb53ll UK 27/02/17 The field should be able to be used by everyone This should be kept as a public playing field. This is a nail in Heath Jepson Accrington England Bb5 6rl UK 27/02/17 the coffin for grassroots football! heather scott Athens Greece 27/02/17 helen meagher Accrington England bb55dg UK 27/02/17 Before long there won't be anywhere close to play ,walk your Helen Pearson Sudbury England CO10 1FA UK 27/02/17 fog and then they will build more houses on it . Ian Bainbridge Lancashire England Bb52tl UK 27/02/17 Ian Holliday Church England Bb54dz UK 27/02/17 jackie rawstron Accrington England bb5 6ha UK 27/02/17 Jacqueline Watts OswaldtwistleEngland BB5 3AT UK 27/02/17 James Mcguirke Accrigton England Bb52jd UK 27/02/17 It should be kept open to the people who go on the field James Thompson Accrington England Bb5 5az UK 27/02/17 Jan Bowman Accrington England bb5 2aw UK 27/02/17 I wish to preserve public right of access Jane Moseley OswaldtwistleEngland BB5 4NF UK 27/02/17 We need these green spaces for everyone to enjoy whenever Janis Counsell Rishton England BB1 4HQ UK 27/02/17 they like This has got to stop. How many more ways are the Jennifer Haworth OswaldtwistleEngland bb5 3pt UK 27/02/17 Government planning to disadvantage our young people. This is a great place to take the children to have fun, play Joanne Leone Accrington England Bb56aq UK 27/02/17 games etc why would anybody want it fenced off! I use with my children to play ball games etc. Less pitches for our kids to use, there is already a lack of pitches. Lovely area Joanne Prestage Accrington England Bb56pn UK 27/02/17 for young children to enjoy which will also be no more! john christopher hitchonOswaldtwistleEngland bb5 4sh UK 27/02/17 John Tennant ACCRINGTONEngland Bb55DR UK 27/02/17 Joseph Pimley Rishton England BB1 4DS UK 27/02/17 It is an area well used by many people of all ages. It provides a wonderful space for play & recreation please keep it that Julie leishman Accrington England BB5 6XG UK 27/02/17 way We love the fields for the children to play. We use this field as a family using the park and the field some where to take June Jordan Church England Bb54at UK 27/02/17 small children to play. Karen Gardiner Accrington England Bb5 4jl UK 27/02/17 Karen Pye Accrington England Bb56sh UK 27/02/17 Karen Slinger Accrington England Bb5 6lj UK 27/02/17 karen waddington Accrington England BB5 5AZ UK 27/02/17 kathleen burgess accrington England bb56ea UK 27/02/17 Kathleen Carter OswaldtwistleEngland BB5 3EU UK 27/02/17 Free parks are important for the health of children. Exercise Kevin Woodcock Huncoat England Bb56td UK 27/02/17 and fresh air are needed for everyone Kimberley Sneddon Accrington England BB5 1DW UK 27/02/17 Kirsty Wilkinson Accrington England BB5 6EL UK 27/02/17 Laura Otoole HaslingdenEngland Bb4 6qa UK 27/02/17 les parker accrington England bb55au UK 27/02/17 I played on there as a child, my children have and now they bring their children. I walk across with my dog twice a day - 7 days a week. It's utilised by the whole community & always Lesley Wharton Accrington England BB5 1DL UK 27/02/17 should be!! Lindsay Ormerod Accrington England BB5 6EN UK 27/02/17 It's a public space and needs to be kept as such. linzay roberts Accrington England bb5 0hu UK 27/02/17 Love to take football and picnic in the warmer months with Lisa Anderton Accrington England Bb56dz UK 27/02/17 children and friends I have lived in the area for almost 20 years and grew up using the playing fields everyday. Allowing Accrington Stanley / Accrington Trust to lease and build on it will stop all of the public using it to walk their dogs, enjoy the nice weather, stop all of the sports grounds training on it, children playing with friends, etc. It will be an eyesore, increase traffic flow Louise Lawson Accrington England Bb55az UK 27/02/17 and is completely unnecessary! Lucy Blackledge Accrington England Bb52af UK 27/02/17 I'm signing because my sons football team train here on a Lucy Dean OswaldtwistleEngland Bb5 3pj UK 27/02/17 Thursday in the lighter months! lynn sykes Accrington England BB5 6HB UK 27/02/17 Public money used to improve these fields so public should b able to use them freely. Accrington Stanley have their own land to use. This is the only safe open space for local children to use in this area. If we want children to be fit and healthy especially those on low income we need this area kept public Lynn Wilcock accrington England bb5 6aq UK 27/02/17 and free to use and openly available. It belongs to the public, It is also a meeting place for dog Lynne Atkinson Lancashire England bb5 v5aj UK 27/02/17 walkers to meet up. We as a family often use this field. Especially in the summer months. The children enjoy the park and playing games and Lysa Smith Accrington England Bb50hh UK 27/02/17 picnics on the field. I have a dog with limited mobility, I live across the road from Highams playing field and would have to use my car to get to an alternative green space to exercise my dogs, this would be a massive struggle for my 3 legged, ageing Doberman.
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