You dont need to keep building on green belt land or feilds just because some developers have giving you a free holiday or some nice back handed cash to slip in your back pocket People in Cheltenham can see what's happening, they can see how much of a waste of money the roads were, now the very pavements we walk on are either too slippy in the rain or totally damaged or filled with ugly tarmac. Give the local shop owners down the lower high Street a buy out scheme to restructure the damn area with new architecture. Stop spending the towns cash on roads, its like giving a naked tramp new shoes. Totally pointless.
Okay take the sound track away, take the staged actors and take the cheesy gchq spy clip away. Here what we want in Cheltenham 1, a public zoo 2. An area age restricted with permitted camping, camp fires allowed (no cars, no car vans) just for hikers. On the spot fines for littering or loud music, easily patrolled and creates a new type of job role for locals. 3. roof top bars 4. State of the art golf drive range with bar 5. High end open area restaurants going down the prom 6. A way to connect the Honeybourne line with a route to connect to other rural areas, for joggers, walkers, hikers. A Christmas Market that makes the other Christmas markets in the uk look like jumble sales A police force that dosent coward away from banning kids from areas that could put them in danger at night eg town center, town center parks. Cheltenham needs to be turned into a little adventure, to stimulate the mind and bring out positive fitness and healthy living, creating an ambiance of good manners, respect and teaching. I'm 36 years old and I've seen Cheltenham grow from a place of stolen burnt out cars, to violence family gangs, to a hot bed of racist attacks and to a general lazy police force. Today its cleaner, less crime, police are tall fat blokes sat crawling around in their van giving teenage lairys lol. Too lazy to get to a crime about 24 hours after it's happened, still got crack heads sitting on corners busking for money to give to drug dealers in Cheltenham helping them live a happy life by killing people in a slow addictive death.
Police follow government orders. They can't crack down on things they are not told to crack down on. Also, have you ever been a cop? They are completely overstretched. Their job role has also changed considerably over the years. It's far more about engaging with people in mental health crises than fighting crime. A job they didn't sign up for, more than likely, as that part of the job is never advertised. Would you feel comfortable telling someone's family member their loved one has died? Or talking someone off a bridge with very little training? How about being first on scene to a health emergency because ambulance crew are stretched too?! No, I didn't think so.
And to clarify, police take a while to goto jobs because they have 10s of jobs already on their job list. They are continually acquiring more jobs (that are stated as priority) on top of this job list.
Inspirational video Cheltenham Borough Council!
This captures Cheltenham perfectly!
You dont need to keep building on green belt land or feilds just because some developers have giving you a free holiday or some nice back handed cash to slip in your back pocket
People in Cheltenham can see what's happening, they can see how much of a waste of money the roads were, now the very pavements we walk on are either too slippy in the rain or totally damaged or filled with ugly tarmac.
Give the local shop owners down the lower high Street a buy out scheme to restructure the damn area with new architecture.
Stop spending the towns cash on roads, its like giving a naked tramp new shoes.
Totally pointless.
Okay take the sound track away, take the staged actors and take the cheesy gchq spy clip away.
Here what we want in Cheltenham
1, a public zoo
2. An area age restricted with permitted camping, camp fires allowed (no cars, no car vans) just for hikers. On the spot fines for littering or loud music, easily patrolled and creates a new type of job role for locals.
3. roof top bars
4. State of the art golf drive range with bar
5. High end open area restaurants going down the prom
6. A way to connect the Honeybourne line with a route to connect to other rural areas, for joggers, walkers, hikers.
A Christmas Market that makes the other Christmas markets in the uk look like jumble sales
A police force that dosent coward away from banning kids from areas that could put them in danger at night eg town center, town center parks.
Cheltenham needs to be turned into a little adventure, to stimulate the mind and bring out positive fitness and healthy living, creating an ambiance of good manners, respect and teaching.
I'm 36 years old and I've seen Cheltenham grow from a place of stolen burnt out cars, to violence family gangs, to a hot bed of racist attacks and to a general lazy police force.
Today its cleaner, less crime, police are tall fat blokes sat crawling around in their van giving teenage lairys lol. Too lazy to get to a crime about 24 hours after it's happened, still got crack heads sitting on corners busking for money to give to drug dealers in Cheltenham helping them live a happy life by killing people in a slow addictive death.
Police follow government orders. They can't crack down on things they are not told to crack down on. Also, have you ever been a cop? They are completely overstretched. Their job role has also changed considerably over the years. It's far more about engaging with people in mental health crises than fighting crime. A job they didn't sign up for, more than likely, as that part of the job is never advertised. Would you feel comfortable telling someone's family member their loved one has died? Or talking someone off a bridge with very little training? How about being first on scene to a health emergency because ambulance crew are stretched too?! No, I didn't think so.
And to clarify, police take a while to goto jobs because they have 10s of jobs already on their job list. They are continually acquiring more jobs (that are stated as priority) on top of this job list.