Worsley and Boothstown Community Committee

This evening I went to observe the Worsley and Boothstown Community Committee, which was held in the hall at Bridgewater School.

A number of interesting points were raised, and I’m particularly concerned by the “suggestion” that green belt land on Vicars Hall Lane south of the Canal be used as a landfill site – an absurd suggestion on a number of levels. I’m going to have another look through the briefing paper provided and I will comment in more detail tomorrow.

On a related note, the Walkden and Little Hulton Community Committee is being held on Monday evening at the Walkden Gateway. The meeting starts at 6pm and all local residents are welcome.

1 Response to “Worsley and Boothstown Community Committee”


  1. 1 Big Davie

    Isn’t that where (it’s suggested by some) there ought to be a Racecourse?

    Much of the land towards the Booth Hall end already HAS been used for landfill of course. When I was a mere slip-of-a-lad THAT particular area was covered in reeds & bullrushes and was a haven for reed warblers and the like. Once the landfill started they upped-sticks of course, and their place taken by rats & gulls!

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