Objective 10

Support

Representation ID: 9

Received: 03/06/2008

There is no mention of improving pedestrian access to housing/retail/leisure or industrial developments (either existing or in the future), across the town to enable and encourage people to experience the health benefits and enjoyment of walking. This should be recognised and part of every design brief.

Support

Representation ID: 15

Received: 09/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both fail to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilties. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people on a regular basis and is known to have a positive impact on physical and mental well being.

Support

Representation ID: 20

Received: 12/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting this objective, it fails to mention the benefits of equestranism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people on a regular basis and is known to have positive impact on physical and mental well being.

Support

Representation ID: 41

Received: 30/06/2008

In addition, create a Borough-wide network of cycle-lanes and cycle-priority routes so as to encourage increase in cycling based commuting and travel to and from schools and colleges.

Support

Representation ID: 45

Received: 30/06/2008

We support the development of Pebsham country park and the equestrian facilities planned there. Consideration should be given to safe access links for all users including equestrians from the town outskirts. Support increased take up of sports such as horse riding by liasing with the two local riding schools. Interaction with horses is of proven benefit to children with disabilities, both mentally & physically, or who have been disadvantaged & may be suffer from poor self esteem. Teenage girls who are particularly difficult to engage in sports are more likely to participate in equestrian activity.

Support

Representation ID: 90

Received: 07/07/2008

Would like to see biodiversity planned into the Pebsham Countryside Park initial proposals to inform the planning of recreation and other land uses.

Support the expansion of safe sustainable transport routes.

Support

Representation ID: 113

Received: 07/07/2008

One important sports and leisure pursuit not considered by HBC in the consultation is horse riding. ESCC have planned good facilities for horse riders, cyclists and walkers to share at the future Pebsham Countryside Park. HBC should follow this lead and make as many paths and public open spaces as possible multi user. Horse riding is an activity popular with young women who are a difficult group to encourage to exercise. Safe off road riding would encourage increased take-up of this important sport, leisure and cultural activity by residents and visitors.

Support

Representation ID: 126

Received: 08/07/2008

An additional Critical Success Factor:

Creating a local cycle route through the town centre (via the Greenway Project) that connects deprived neighbourhoods to the seafront NCN.

Support

Representation ID: 177

Received: 08/07/2008

Sustrans requests attention is paid to access to Pebsham Country Park from the to be built Connect2. The existing bridge at Bridge Way can be upgraded with wheeling ramps to allow cycle access and links to a signalised crossing of the A259 followed by a link past the redundant pavillion into the south side of the park.

Comment

Representation ID: 219

Received: 05/06/2009

Pebsham Countryside Park is a destination facility, not a community one. What facilities will it offer for young people? The cycle track is very on message but of limited benefit to the population as a whole. One improved and upgraded sports complex for the whole town is a pathetic under provision.

Object

Representation ID: 220

Received: 05/06/2009

Where are the proposals supporting cultural activities?

Comment

Representation ID: 222

Received: 05/06/2009

There is a lot of vague commitment to sport and leisure, but if you want to get young people off the streets and cut down on their drinking you need a serious policy to provide them with facilities. Active Hastings does some good work but none in Central St Leonards. There are no "multi-sport cages" and with the exception of St Nicks and Respond at Silchester Mews, no youth facilities. (The YMCA is Bohemia, not Central St Leonards). There should be provision for young people to gather in the warm and dry and safety to pursue their interests.

Support

Representation ID: 322

Received: 23/07/2008

no comment

Support

Representation ID: 452

Received: 23/06/2008

No comment

Object

Representation ID: 533

Received: 24/07/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benifits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both abled and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 558

Received: 25/07/2008

objectives 10 & 11, both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road facilities. This could be achieved by equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. This activity taken up by a large amount of people giving a positive impact on physical and metal well being.

Object

Representation ID: 575

Received: 25/07/2008

The extension of the seafront cycle path from Robertson Street to the Old Town should be a priority and a committment to ensure that shared pedestrian cycleways are created in the town centre and the park

Object

Representation ID: 593

Received: 26/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 603

Received: 18/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 613

Received: 26/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 623

Received: 26/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 633

Received: 28/07/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 644

Received: 26/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 654

Received: 26/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 664

Received: 18/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 675

Received: 18/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 685

Received: 28/07/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 695

Received: 18/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 705

Received: 18/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking

Object

Representation ID: 715

Received: 16/06/2008

Whilst generally supporting objectives 10 & 11, they both FAIL to mention the benefits of equestrianism and the provision of safe off road riding facilities. This could easily be achieved by considering equestrian use of some cycle/footpaths. Horse riding is an activity taken up by many people, including adults and children both able and disabled, and is known to have positive impact on physical and metal well being. Equestrians have just the same rights as cyclists when it comes to safety, the roads today are too overcrowded and unable to cope with horses. An equal opportunity to enjoy leisure time the same as any other activity is all we are asking