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WALTHAM ABBEY: New skate park planned
A £65,000 skate park could be built if the town council gives the green light.
The 20m facility, earmarked for the Town Mead recreation park, would replace the previous park which was shut after it burnt down by vandals last Christmas.
The decision will be taken at a town meeting on Thursday.
2:22pm Tuesday 25th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: mr khalid, walthamstow on 2:44pm Tue 25 Mar 08
this skatboard dangros and if go on pavenment very bad for old pepal
this skatboard dangros and if go on pavenment very bad for old pepal
Posted by: Bilbo Honneaker, Waltham Abbey on 4:23pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Thats right rebuild a new one and spend 20 million on the chavs druggies, hoodies and yobs who burnt down the last one. Makes sense
Thats right rebuild a new one and spend 20 million on the chavs druggies, hoodies and yobs who burnt down the last one. Makes sense
Posted by: Mark, Loughton on 8:25am Wed 26 Mar 08
Great idea. Create an area for kids to hang around, causing trouble until such time as the facility is vandalised again. The Town Council is clueless if they think this is a good use of council-tax money. It's a 'nice' idea to create somewhere for kids to go but it won't work. Shouldn't the council work towards keeping kids at home more under the control of their parents rather than encourage them to hang about in public places?
Great idea. Create an area for kids to hang around, causing trouble until such time as the facility is vandalised again. The Town Council is clueless if they think this is a good use of council-tax money. It's a 'nice' idea to create somewhere for kids to go but it won't work. Shouldn't the council work towards keeping kids at home more under the control of their parents rather than encourage them to hang about in public places?
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