Burnham seafront residents step up campaign to get proposed play area moved
A group of Burnham-On-Sea seafront residents have stepped up their campaign to have a proposed new play area moved from outside their homes by handing out campaign leaflets and speaking to seafront walkers about the changes.
As first reported here, residents of Quantock Court say that while they support the idea of a new seafront play area, the tarmac area on the South Esplanade earmarked for the new facilities is “unsuitable” as it is “regularly used” for various outdoor activities by families, runners, dog walkers, keep fit enthusiasts and cyclists, and is also overlooked by their flats.
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Tributes poured in Friday for hockey’s greatest dad, Walter Gretzky, who died Thursday night at his Brantfford home at age 82.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said: “Walter Gretzky cared deeply about his family and his community. His kindness was undeniable, his passion was obvious, and his impact was immense. My thoughts are with Wayne and the entire Gretzky family, and all who are mourning the loss of Canada’s hockey dad.”
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Premier Doug Ford tweeted: “Walter Gretzky was a Canadian legend and a great inspiration to many fathers, including me. He was so kind and always took time to talk and sign autographs for fans. Losing a parent is so difficult. Wayne, my sincere condolences go out to you and your entire family.”
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