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Some quick feedback from the Wray Crescent meeting last night - there were about 40 members of the public at the meeting and everyone (apart from 2-4 cricketers) opposed the nets. It seems that the problem with high-flying balls is f…
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Actually, me too.
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@Ian, thank you. Firstly, Wray Crescent is a park for the community. I think it's great that people play cricket there, but this is not an everyday / all year round activity, therefore does not warrant a 10m high structure to protect private propert…
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Hi All Here's the fence spec: "The fencing is as follows for 10m high: Steel RHS posts: 100x100x4mm x 10m longSteel H section: 152x152x30 x 5.5m with 1.5m below ground levelPost spacing: 10m centresHorizontal Wires: 5mm steel tension wires; spac…
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Thank you Arkady, I'll have a read through. To put it into context, the fence will be as high as the railway bridge at Finsbury park station. The fence will cost an estimated £40,000 - which is absolutely disgraceful during this time of deep …
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Context understood, but the solution is over the top and will ruin the park.
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The fence will be 10m high - higher than all of the surrounding houses. It will look like a prison fence. The cost will be immense compared to the £600 quoted to repair a car window. I strongly oppose it and urge neighbours to come to the mee…
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The proposed netting is in fact a 10m high fence that will surround much of the cricket pitch. Not only will this be an immense blot on the landscape but it's also a complete waste of public money. According to the cricket team fixtures there are on…