Crossing - Page 3

park381 · 27-02-2005, 20:31

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Originally Posted by jrenshaw

Also in out local neighbourhood newsletter there is mention of other local people complaining about that junction.

Which local newsletter is that?

jrenshaw · 27-02-2005, 21:17

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Originally Posted by park381

Which local newsletter is that?

their is a local neighbourhood watch news letter, which comes through my door once a month.

park381 · 27-02-2005, 21:43

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Originally Posted by jrenshaw

their is a local neighbourhood watch news letter, which comes through my door once a month.

Which neighbourhood watch, is it Rhyddings Park

garinda · 27-02-2005, 23:38

lf it's the Rhyddings Park newsletter, the editor has received hate mail. Not about traffic/crossings but from people opposed to the new playground, which incidently was packed with children today, a bright cold early winters day. Which it certainly wasn't when it was in it's old position under the trees behind The Stop.

jrenshaw · 28-02-2005, 07:52

nope it's the grange neighbourhood watch

park381 · 28-02-2005, 08:39

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Originally Posted by garinda

lf it's the Rhyddings Park newsletter, the editor has received hate mail. Not about traffic/crossings but from people opposed to the new playground, which incidently was packed with children today, a bright cold early winters day. Which it certainly wasn't when it was in it's old position under the trees behind The Stop.

That's very interesting, where did that information come from "hate mail" that's not very nice

garinda · 28-02-2005, 09:10

Lol. l bet you think it was me now! The editor showed it me, without naming names a few people are really angry on Park Lane that they can see the playground, they want it screened with a hedge & trees- just like the old hidden place it was, frightening for children, ideal for vandals. My Mum faces it more than the Park Lane letter writers, & it's harder to get out of her drive now but loves seeing the park used ,more than it has for ages. lt's a public ammenity for the all town.

park381 · 28-02-2005, 09:20

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Originally Posted by garinda

Lol. l bet you think it was me now! The editor showed it me, without naming names a few people are really angry on Park Lane that they can see the playground, they want it screened with a hedge & trees- just like the old hidden place it was, frightening for children, ideal for vandals. My Mum faces it more than the Park Lane letter writers, & it's harder to get out of her drive now but loves seeing the park used ,more than it has for ages. lt's a public ammenity for the all town.

No I did'nt think that at all, just interested, why is it harder for her to get out of her drive now? is it due to parked cars, where abouts does she live in relation to the park (just a general area, if there's hate mail flying about)

garinda · 28-02-2005, 09:42

Fielding Lane, near the gates, its always busy now but people are coming from all over to use it, which l thinks great, even though l nearly backed into one yesterday!

park381 · 28-02-2005, 10:36

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Originally Posted by garinda

Fielding Lane, near the gates, its always busy now but people are coming from all over to use it, which l thinks great, even though l nearly backed into one yesterday!

That is very interesting, does your mother attend the watch meetings at the Stop?

WillowTheWhisp · 28-02-2005, 15:09

Is that pub still up for sale?

park381 · 28-02-2005, 15:14

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Is that pub still up for sale?

Yes and I think the "Plough" is as well

garinda · 28-02-2005, 20:25

Yeah she goeto the meetings. l hope your not 'Angry of ParK Lane'? Where do you live? ln the park? - your a dead good writer for a squirel!
Both pubs are still for sale, there was a rumour a couple of months ago, that a male couple from Bolton had bought it & it was going to be a 'fun' pub!
Sausage bap?