Objective 11

Support

Representation ID: 10

Received: 03/06/2008

There needs to be a timescale for the planned joint pedestrian/cycle routes to be funded/built and in use. Currently it reads as aspirational.

There should be a greater emphasis on providing access to a clean/safe network of footpaths/ways across the town using and upgrading the present /existing network.

Good pedestrian access should also be a part of any design brief and considered in all planning applications.

Support

Representation ID: 16

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: 21

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.

Object

Representation ID: 44

Received: 30/06/2008

Whilst broadly supporting the Objective our organisation feel it could be largely improved upon by considering equestrian access for cyclepaths wherever safe to do so. Thus providing increased leisure & welfare benefits to residents, and better value to the taxpayer, whilst providing much needed safe off road horse riding. There are two large riding stables on the Hastings/St Leonards boundaries and these should be considered along with the 100s of horses in private use.

Support

Representation ID: 91

Received: 07/07/2008

Support the identification and enhancement of the green network for multiple uses. It is important to enhance connectivity as well as land management for environmental as well as social and economic gains. Sites within the network should be protected, enhanced and buffered against conflicting activities and connections are necessary for wildlife and people.

A mechanism for delivery could include a policy to ensure improvements through planning gains.

Support

Representation ID: 114

Received: 07/07/2008

The network of multifunctional greenspace and cycle and pedestrian routes would be more multifunctional by providing access for horse riders. This would increase the breadth of community involvement and provide a safe off road riding which would increase participation in this popular leisure pursuit.

Support

Representation ID: 127

Received: 08/07/2008

Critical success factors: (rewording to give a clearer meaning)

Establish a strategic network of Greenways (multifunctional walking and cycle routes) that can connect local communities and give easier sustainable access to the boroughs greenspaces.

Support

Representation ID: 140

Received: 08/07/2008

There needs to be provision for low cost or funded holistic health care for those on benefits, with addictIons, health problems etc. Also a centre where locally produced whole foods (preferably organic) are provided at low cost to people in need. there could even be a scheme where people manage and grow produce on an allotment for their own use.

Comment

Representation ID: 221

Received: 05/06/2009

Multifunctional greenspaces - what are these? Can you kick a ball in any of them?

Object

Representation ID: 260

Received: 23/07/2008

Where possible turn open / green spaces into working allotments.

Support

Representation ID: 323

Received: 23/07/2008

no comment

Support

Representation ID: 453

Received: 23/06/2008

No comment

Object

Representation ID: 534

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: 559

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.

Support

Representation ID: 576

Received: 25/07/2008

Healthier lifestyles must be promoted through the joining up of the green spaces mentioned, again by walking and cycling routes.

Object

Representation ID: 594

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: 604

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: 614

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: 624

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: 634

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: 645

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: 655

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: 665

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: 676

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: 686

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: 696

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: 706

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: 716

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

Object

Representation ID: 726

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

Object

Representation ID: 736

Received: 17/06/2008

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