I say: ‘Go, Corbo, go’
Question to all of those who currently oppose the potential development involving the Sir Halley Stewart Playing Field.
“How many of you have stepped inside the six foot wall surrounding the site for a recreational reason other than football over the last five years?”
The answer, I guess, would be very few because it is not fully accessible to the wider community of all ages.
If this is what the planned development is suggesting would be created as a replacement somewhere in Spalding, then I am all for it.
If we do not move forward with plans like these to keep shops within Spalding then we are destined to become a ghost town anyway, like so many towns where, when denied permission to build internally, move to the outskirts anyway – as I have witnessed elsewhere.
I feel, given the information currently available, this should provide for the present and the future generations of Spalding – go, Corbo, go.
FRANCIS CARLIN
Spalding
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ysandy
Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 09:34 PMQuite agree, go GORBO go somewhere else, spalding football ground is what it is, and its a part of spalding, council want to modernize spalding they want to shake the town centre up, never mind listed buildings sooner or later they will want modernizing, well NOWS the time
ElizaC
Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 07:09 PMMaybe we won't!!!! Just because the walls are down does not mean people will go in it ~ how many people go to Ayscoughfee hall gardens, I am there weekly and rarely see more than a handful of people and in the summer it cannot be described as over flowing ~ so not not sure we will ever know on this site ~ maybe the new green site suggested will give everyone this opportunity.
CampaigningForSpalding
Friday, February 10, 2012 at 07:27 PMHow many would step foot within it if the walls were not there and it was a public park? You do not know. But you will, when it happens.
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