After attending the SGN meeting at St John's church in Bashley, it was obviously just a public relations exercise to pacify local residents.
“Everyone has, at some stage, to face death.”
“The noise produced by two-stroke engines is harmful.”
“There is no point re-introducing it.”
“The closure of the B3058 is absolutely ridiculous.”
“Don’t load even more expense on the public.”
“Local elections are coming up in May…”
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
“I believe we should have a right to choose”
Professor’s account was “profoundly shocking and moving”
“I feel crime is out of control…after dark and sometimes in the daytime.”
‘It seems that a minority of dog walkers are hopelessly ignorant.’
‘Please don’t fall into the trap of thinking that thousands more cyclists are going to descend on the New Forest.’
‘I would hope people would wish me well on my journey into the unknown.’
‘More cycleways, footpaths, car parks, ice cream vans - the list is endless.’
‘Managers should show off all they have accomplished.’
‘The passenger was hanging on for dear life.’
Like Phyllis Inglis, I am a pensioner who has lost the winter fuel allowance.
I read the article about ‘rat-run traffic’ through Emery Down and was sorry to hear about the distress felt over an increase in the volume of traffic.
‘A sleight of hand to cut the level of service for an increase in council tax.’