#29: - Re: sanity in our open spaces

It is the current organisations only way to deal with opposition to their plans by treating people as if they know best - which we all know is not necessarily so. I remember that they tried to cut down trees once before on the common and a late good friend of mine who lived at the bottom of the common and had used it for years was involved in putting yellow ribbons around the old oaks that were marked for destruction, to try and protect them. If they cut down the man made pine woodland on the top they had better check for Buzzard nests, as I have seen many parent and baby birds nesting there over the years!

#76: Tracy - Re: Re: sanity in our open spaces

Thanks for your comments Tracy. It is interesting to know what happened before. We assume that members of Worcester County Council read this petition so will have taken note of the buzzard nests along with the ravens we have seen. Please join our association by contacting me at my email address  - steve@stevemccarron.co.uk - and get people to sign this petition to prevent the ruin of this wonderful and beautiful natural landscape.

By joining together we can all claim back the common for everyone from Worcester County Council who have assumed the rights of ownership illegally. The Council's remit is to protect unimpeded access for the public and also to protect the habitat of indigenous plant and animal life instead of head on collision with us, the ratepayers. The Council should be able to work together with local people for the mutual future of the Common.

Best wishes and thank you very much, Steven McCarron