[Discuss] List traffic too much?
Anne Garvey
annemgarvey at ntlworld.com
Wed Apr 21 20:21:04 BST 2010
Dear John
As ever you are right on target. A Park keeper YES. But strangely the
consensus appears to be to DEMOLISH the perfectly nice ( and admired by
Architects) Bowls Pavilion. This would be a perfect home for a Park Keeper
and why are we in such a rush to knock it down. Underneath is a dark dank
piece of the Green we could have this pavilion as a centre.
I do think your suggestion of a park keeper would be the SOLUTION. He or she
could go about on a bike to the other greens and the problem would be over
for really a small outlay.\
Anne
On 21/4/10 18:31, "John Lawton" <chair at soscambridge.org.uk> wrote:
> Anne,
>
> Fires are already forbidden, and the new notices will reflect
> this. I think the issue is then enforcement. Quite some time ago I
> said at a meeting that what was needed was a Park Keeper. I think
> the audience agreed. Quite how this could be achieved is a good
> question, but I think it is the ultimate answer to enforcement, and
> would bring other benefits to the commons and green spaces.
>
> John
>
> At 18:23 21/04/2010, Anne wrote:
>> Well I have been out and about but frankly contributing to what I
>> think is a very worthwhile discussion hardly takes more than a
>> minute and could have a really positive effect.
>>
>> If by the ' very different needs' you include a need to burn big
>> holes in beautiful natural and verdant Spring grass, I simply cannot
>> agree that this either a need or a right. Isn't that what this
>> discussion is all about? If you think that interfering with people's
>> freedoms is worth the price you have to pay spoilation of the
>> scene in my view then that must be your view. Many people would
>> disagree, but it doesn't make them less freedom loving or
>> libertarian. Surely you have to draw the line somewhere?
>
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