We get so few comments I thought it worth highlighting this one. I couldn't agree more but I don't even think they are considering the views of the rate payers!
Anonymous said...
I hope the council will put as much time into listening to the views of the people who use Bryn Euryn as they are in doing this unwanted feasibility study! The council are dangerously close to alienating any confidence local people have privalaged them with up to now. I suggest they back down graciously before all the already stressed locals become angry.
Another comment!
Anonymous said...
I totally agree with this comment. Maybe the 10 year Council management of Bryn Euryn needs to be looked at harder before they try to hastily remedy their mismanagement mistakes. There is much information out there about mowing regimes in areas where grazing is not feasible, little of which the Council has employed over the past ten years. Blanket short mowing of whole sites, as happened this year, will never sustain a healthy bio-diverse population of grasses, wildflowers, insects, mammals and birds.
28 October 2009 00:26
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I totally agree with this comment. Maybe the 10 year Council management of Bryn Euryn needs to be looked at harder before they try to hastily remedy their mismanagement mistakes. There is much information out there about mowing regimes in areas where grazing is not feasible, little of which the Council has employed over the past ten years. Blanket short mowing of whole sites, as happened this year, will never sustain a healthy bio-diverse population of grasses, wildflowers, insects, mammals and birds.
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