Community Member

We agree that building on a brownfield site is a good thing to do.

That site is a premium site. It could be designed better. and provide the homes that are needed.

That site is a premium site. It could be designed better. and provide the homes that are needed.

Yes, and I think we all recognise the need for affordable housing, and we need to be able to accommodate that for people in Redhill, and that's obviously a very important point. It didn't provide that. So I think anything in the future needs to consider that.

Yes, and I think we all recognise the need for affordable housing, and we need to be able to accommodate that for people in Redhill, and that's obviously a very important point. It didn't provide that. So I think anything in the future needs to consider that.

I think there's a great community spirit. It has been amazing to see how many people have been so passionate about this and how many people in Redhill have very definite views about how they would like to see Redhill. They all want a better town. They like the people around them. They want to make the town successful and I think inspirational for the future.

I think there's a great community spirit. It has been amazing to see how many people have been so passionate about this and how many people in Redhill have very definite views about how they would like to see Redhill. They all want a better town. They like the people around them. They want to make the town successful and I think inspirational for the future.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I thought it was wonderful that we've been given an opportunity to really participate in airing our views.

I thought it was wonderful that we've been given an opportunity to really participate in airing our views.

But once again, will they be acted on?

But once again, will they be acted on?

I detected a little bias in one of the last questions, question eight. It's slightly implied that the council wasn't necessarily feeling whole-hearted in maintaining and reintroducing the Harlequin.

I detected a little bias in one of the last questions, question eight. It's slightly implied that the council wasn't necessarily feeling whole-hearted in maintaining and reintroducing the Harlequin.

Although we have the light, which I feel appeals to family groups and a younger population, people the thing one misses so much with the harlequin was the entertainment or even intellectual stimulation from the outside rather than a cinema center with one bowling alley which was a great disappointment i thought we were going to have something like crawley

Although we have the light, which I feel appeals to family groups and a younger population, people the thing one misses so much with the harlequin was the entertainment or even intellectual stimulation from the outside rather than a cinema center with one bowling alley which was a great disappointment i thought we were going to have something like crawley

It would really lift Redhill if the Harley Quinn was reinstated and supported.