PETERSFIELD Town Council has declined an offer to take over a neglected patch of woodland near the community centre.
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But it was a case of ‘thanks, but no thanks’ as the council feels there’s little merit in taking over the plot, which has been blighted by fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour.
Members of the PTC Grounds Committee turned down the offer last Thursday as they feel the site in its current state is a “liability” and would require too much work for little reward.
Councillor Jamie Matthews suggested that a community group of residents who live nearby could be formed to spruce up the former railway siding site.

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