Please help, would really really appreciate it...

[doug boardley]

still haven't got the activation email yet, will keep on checking, (not in my spam box either)

 

[user123]

still haven't got the activation email yet, will keep on checking, (not in my spam box either)

I don't recall an activation email, Doug? Just filling out the form and later you get a confirmation email telling you what you said..is that what you mean?

 

[strummerman]

Yes, that's where the new one should be built, exactly, Michael, it's derelict ground now, the waterpark gone, not on the field behind our house!

i agree why near you nice and quite were you live cant understand why

 

[doug boardley]

did need an activation email Gisela, it was in my inbox this morning,,,Harrigab has commented

 

[doug boardley]

I think the activation email was probably for the newspaper link G, so I've commented on that, and also on the borough planning one too,(with an "objection")

 

[Ian]

Done G

 

[user123]

Wow, I'll go look straight away, thanks guys!! :hurray: :grouphug:

The comments per se aren't showing yet on the council site, but your names are there, so by rights they should appear soon... and Doug, your comment on the paper page is brilliant. Spot on. Thanks! x

 

[user123]

Comments are showing now, great job guys, thanks very much all of you! xx

 

[DHTiling]

Let them build it, it will create new jobs and attract more tourism which creates money..... money that seaside resorts need..

Don't shoot me, just my take on it.. 🙂

 

[user123]

Let them build it, it will create new jobs and attract more tourism which creates money..... money that seaside resorts need..

Don't shoot me, just my take on it.. 🙂

Dave, it's the site that is the question. The old waterpark site Michael mentioned is 400 yards down the hill, unusable for anything else and just turned into a temporaray pain balling venue. No residents there, perfect site for another park. The site of the new Park is next to the new open air theatre, with an access road that is tiny, to even get there is a nightmare, and it will be tucked behind holiday flats of the same private company and a restaurant of the same company, not enticing for outside tourists at all, just for the tenants of their tourist accommodation, similar to centre parks. High end tourist accomodation. Profits going to the German company. No lane swimming for locals either. £20 entrance per head for children, £25 entrance per head per adult, for 2 hours. How long do you think this would survive? And would you live with this just behind your garden fence? The new open air theatre has not got a single confirmed booking for next year, another black financial hole. The original south bay pool once so famous was allowed to fall into disrepair and stood derelict for decades.. this is just another dilapidated site waiting to happen. Not shooting you at all, I know you don't know this place, if you did you would understand. 🙂 Doug and Bri know the place and Phil was absolutely right, it's a local beauty spot. .. bladibla.. no hard feelings, no.