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On 15 Apr 2015 at 7:18pm Cooksbridge resident wrote:
Just noticed that someone is flying a model plane from Cooksbriidge park and recreation ground. Very stupid as there are not only powerlines and telephone wires but also a wind turbine and a playground for small children. If they bothered to read the notice board they would see that there is a specific by-law forbidding model planes which was put in because of the turbine and the playground. No problem with people who enjoy this hobby but this is obviously a dangerous and inappropriate place to do it!
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 7:24pm feline wrote:
Some people just don't think the rules apply to them! Though of course they may not know about the bye law. How many of us read notice boards!
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 8:08pm Belladonna wrote:
Why don't you go and let them know ? They're hardly likely to be reading this forum wilts flying the plane and are probably completely unaware of any by-laws
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 9:54pm Vladimir Choo wrote:
It was probably the Russians on manoeuvres.. I hear Cooksbridge has an awfully good model railway too.
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 10:12pm Cooksbridge Resident wrote:
I would have let them know but they'd gone by the time I was able to go over. Just thought it was worth mentioning on here. On the off chance that he flyer or a friend sees it. I am sure it was just thoughtlessness, but it really is dangerous because of the turbine and I am sure there are other places nearby that would be ok.
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 10:13pm LewesPlumber wrote:
Sounds to me as though it wasn't a 'model plane' but a REAL Plane, just small and remotely operated. Provided they kept it clear of the turbine and the small children, it would seem a pretty safe and good place to operate a remotely operated plane. As the ground is almost always empty, especially with the current roadworks; I doubt there was anyone there to tell them it was not allowed.
By-laws for an empty park are not enforceable. If the park is being used, someone will probably say something to the by-law breakers.
The likes of Brighton and London aside, I have not seen Police enforcing by-laws. I don't think they will go to Cooksbridge until you get a decent coffee shop with WiFi so they can write their report.
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 10:23pm Grunge wrote:
Something in these posts reminds me of the scene in Father Ted when he is trying to teach Father Dougal perspective. He holds a plastic cow from a toy farm, saying "This cow is SMALL, but that cow is FAR AWAY."
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On 15 Apr 2015 at 11:13pm LewesPlumber wrote:
I bet you wouldn't be winging on a local Lewes forum if it was a freaking drone strike from Syria!
Oh, but it is O.K. if we fly (and drop a few bombs) outside Cooksbridge!
Sorry Cooksbridge resident, I am sure you don't approve of our youth flying planes that bomb indiscriminately anywhere (but especially Cooksbridge). I am just trying to incite real interest in what could be considered a NIMBY topic.
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On 16 Apr 2015 at 10:34am Dripping tap wrote:
@LP. You just appear to be a drainage stirrer to me
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On 16 Apr 2015 at 1:31pm Dripping pan wrote:
C'mon you blues


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