If you were standing for local election, what would you change ?

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By blacksteff0 | Wednesday, May 05, 2010, 10:55

These questions were posted on our Facebook site (Christchurch Dorset) and is very interesting to see some of your comments. We have listed them below.

If you have any views you would like to share on this subject, please post them below. What would you change ?

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    Here are a few comments from readers, coming through from our Facebook site :-

    Jerry Fenner
    Lesley, with you on both issues! Christchurch is out of line with national policy on cycling and pavements, and some of the "cycle lanes" are just ridiculous. No to wheelie bins - household waste goes up about 25% where wheelie bins are in use.

    Raymond Chilcott
    2010 and still using plastic bags, it is about time christchurch was dragged screaming and shouting into the 21st century. and is it about time hurn road had some money spent on it. terrible road surface. will it take a cyclist falling under a vehicle to get something done. do any councillors ever drive on this third world road. come on christchurch we dont all live in highcliffe...

    Lesley Burt
    I think there might be more important things - like sorting out what exactly the rules for cyclists and pedestrians are and then making sure both are as safe as possible; and I hate wheelie bins!

    Katherine O'connor
    i agree wheely bins

    Geoff Tabor
    wheely bins all round.

    By blacksteff0 at 11:02 on 05/05/10

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