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i will send it when tealeaf says its ok to and everyone has put there name to it hehe
by the way i have already printed it out and addressed the enverlope so all i need is tealeaf to say its ok to send and everyone to sign it

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Has anyone seen any signs of life on that estate yet? Remember the bets earlier on this year? I wonder if we'll be getting any Kosovan asylum seekers in there?

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>>I wonder if we'll be getting any Kosovan asylum seekers in there?<<


No mate, the council is putting them all up at the Dunkenhalgh.

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You mean they haven't complained about the conditions there yet?

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Not yet, but they are not too happy about the travellers caravans parked all the way up the drive.

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I've somehow missed most of this thread, a lot was posted whilst I was on holiday and the rest just managed to escape me.

I've noticed that the site is referred to as Greenfield Meadows which is interesting considering it was a lodge. Pity they didn't think to keep that name instead of going for Spinners Court.

Anybody know the origins of the name Greenfield Meadows?

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Where is the reference Willow?

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http://www.haslam-homes.co.uk/Haslam...2F50FE968296AD

Bottom right hand corner of the above page.

It says: This site plan is only a guide to the development planned at Greenfield Meadows.

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Hmm, I wouldn't pay too much attention to that, Willow. It is merely marketing drivel. They will use any association to peddle their products. Canturbury and Ludlow are percieved as nice places to live, thus it follows that if they call their shoddy buildings after these places then people will automatically equate the qualities of living in either of these two places with the slice of terraced house they are being asked to fork out £140,000 for.

The area in question has, for centuries, been known as Alleytroyds (sometimes spelt Alleytroids) and the adjacent land to the east as Lower Antley after Lower Antley Hall. There is no historical association with any thing called Greenfield Meadows.

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Yes well I know the name Alleytroyds and in fact the houses which were newly built before this development to replace those demolished at the bottom of Market St are known by that name. I just wondered where the Greenfield Meadows name came from and why on earth if they've already got that name have they called this new development "Spinners Court".

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Those estates are separate. One is Spinners Walk, the other Spinners Court.
They do not even meet.

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So there isn't confusion the streets within Spinners Walk and Spinners Court do have names so there won't be an issue with local services i.e. fire, ambulance, getting confused.

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errrrrrrrrrrrrr yes gail there is as we dont seem to get info on new sites until we have to go to them.

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Well that's a failure in communication, it's not a confusion about the actual street names.

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After all the sniping, I hope this isn't where A-b moved to recently.:eek: