Onehouse

2023年8月8日

分享“盲目和低能的行為”已經Stowmarket心愛的社區公園成為毀滅的臉,說一些碎玻璃和針把他們完全訪問。(圖片:穀歌地圖/馬克布儒斯特/ Stowmarket鎮議會)“盲目的,低能的行為”已經Stowmarket心愛的社區公園成為毀滅的臉,和一些說,破碎的玻璃,用針把他們完全訪問。最近的事件看到破碎的玻璃瓶子散布在遊樂場Stowmarket居民說,垃圾和反社會行為已經成為“無法忍受”。其中一個入口Stowmarket遊樂場。(圖片:穀歌地圖)事實上,亂扔垃圾已經變得無法忍受Stowmarket居民魔法羅比現在選擇乘火車李約瑟市場所以她5歲的兒子在和平。羅比小姐說:“玻璃的數量,所留下的垃圾和用具的其他成員公開是殘暴的。“我的兒子有特殊教育需求和不懂危險或恐懼。“作為一個母親,我永遠不會原諒我自己如果一塊玻璃/垃圾受傷的他,我讓他在公園裏玩。”其中一個入口Stowmarket遊樂場。 (Image: Google Maps) Miss Roby firmly believes that alcohol shouldn't be allowed anywhere near the recreation ground, saying she's also witnessed empty syringes and used needles in the area. "It's pure stupidity and laziness from these individuals," she added. "Something needs to be done and the safety of the younger children in this town needs to be taken seriously." Local dog walker Debbie McDowall, 62, also fears for the safety of her dog Trixie, who cut her paw on a piece of broken glass in the stream. (Image: Debbie McDowall) Local dog walker Debbie McDowall, 62, also fears for the safety of her dog Trixie, who cut her paw on a piece of broken glass in the stream. "Last year, they were throwing bottles into the stream and then throwing stones to break them," she said. "Many a time, I have picked up broken glass. It's a nightmare." Keep Britain Tidy ambassador Mark Brewster, 63, lives nearby in Onehouse and regularly undertakes litter picks in the area. (Image: Mark Brewster) Keep Britain Tidy ambassador Mark Brewster, 63, lives nearby in Onehouse and regularly undertakes litter picks in the area. "There's a lack of discipline these days," he said. "It's mindless, moronic behaviour. I think lack of enforcement is an issue and I often try to challenge people myself, but you have to be aware of the repercussions." Keep Britain Tidy ambassador Mark Brewster, 63, lives nearby in Onehouse. (Image: Mark Brewster) Mr Brewster pointed out that anti-social behaviour of this kind is not only harmful to humans, but also the local wildlife. "I hate litter, I hate what it does to the environment," he added. "Take bottles and cans for instance, mice crawl in for the residual sugar and then they can't get out." The broken glass was found by Gemma Langridge, 42, who lives nearby and often walks on the recreation ground. Gemma Langridge collected the broken glass and discarded alcohol cans/bottles. (Image: Gemma Langridge) She cleared the broken glass using a dog waste bag and posted a picture on Facebook to warn others, but said it is by no means an isolated incident. Dee Callaghan, 30, echoed these sentiments, lamenting the loss of the town's "wonderful big green space" for games and family picnics. Dee Callaghan, 30, laments the loss of the town's wonderful big green space. (Image: Dee Callaghan) She said: "The carelessness needs to be addressed. If we don't act on this and sort this out, how long will it continue to go on?" With a solution to the problem, Leanne Row, 40, said the park should be entirely covered by CCTV to "identify those causing trouble". With a solution to the problem, Leanne Row, 40, said the park should be entirely covered by CCTV. (Image: Leanne Row) While she doesn't want children using the recreation ground to be "harassed" by police presence, Miss Row said "they need to know their actions are monitored both for safety reasons and to deter bad behaviour". Stowmarket mayor Nick Gowrley said a daily litter pick is carried out by the council on the recreation ground and, while they have dealt with broken bottles as quickly as possible, they have not yet received any reports of discarded needles. Stowmarket mayor Nick Gowrley. (Image: Stowmarket Town Council) Faced with the idea that some people have simply stopped using the park, Councillor Gowrley said he was "very disappointed", adding: "We have a team up there all the time and that's not something that's come to us. "I would encourage people to bring complaints to the town council, as we're always happy to have a chat."