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Topic: Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks
Posted by: Philippa Bond
Date/Time: 07/08/25 09:42:00

There is no ONE point.  We use the parks for different reasons.  We walked through Walpole and Lammas parks yesterday afternoon.  We walk through them often. 

Walpole is now practically clear after the festivals and it looks surprisingly good considering the number of people who have been visiting the different festivals inside and outside the fencing.  It is not impressive that many abuse the parks and that Walpole's loos were closed for about four or five months and that the parks generally are under constant attack from vandals.

Lammas can still be walked through.  The fenced part of Lammas is now looking green again although not as flat as it once was when it was used for football. It has been messed around with badly, too much and out of use for far far too long.

Gunnersbury music I haven't heard this year or the under the motorway thumping.   We don't visit those parks as often.  In fact the exhibition at Gunnersbury has been extended so we will probably visit again soon.  We usually walk everywhere.





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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Council Tax and Public Parks06/08/25 22:15:00 Colin Goodman
   Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 07:37:00 Philippa Bond
      Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 07:46:00 Simon Hayes
   Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 08:19:00 Susan Kelly
      Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 09:42:00 Philippa Bond
         Re:Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 13:11:00 Simon Wycombe
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks07/08/25 20:12:00 Rosco White
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Council Tax and Public Parks08/08/25 15:01:00 Dominik Klimowski
   Re:Council Tax and Public Parks08/08/25 21:03:00 Peter Yale

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