Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 12:34:50 -0400
From: narroways@netscape.net
To: heath@irational.org
Subject: Rope swing on Narroways
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Heath

The Narroways Millennium Green trustees have decided that the rope 
swing that you have erected on the Narroways site needs to be removed. 
We come to this decision as tenants of the site which we sub-let from 
Bristol City Council, on the grounds that it breaks the conditions of 
our third party liability insurance. There is a definite risk of 
someone (especially a child) injuring themselves or others. We are 
also concerned about the amount of damage and erosion that has been 
caused to this local nature reserve.

Please remove the swing permanently before the end of September 2009 
and return the site as much as possible to its original condition or 
we will have to remove it from the site. And please do not erect any 
more swings on the nature reserve. If you would like to understand 
more about our decision and learn more about the site in general 
please come along to our next meeting at the Miners Arms on October 
the 29th at 8pm or purchase a booklet from the city farm cafe to find 
out the background to Narroways.

All work to maintain Narroways is done on a voluntary basis and we 
need and depend on local co-operation to keep it as a natural 
breathing place, free to local people and good for wildlife.

Mo
Secretary
NMGT
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The Narroways Millennium Green Trust(charity no.1077056) was 
established in 2000 to preserve Narroways Hill in St.Werburghs, 
Bristol as a green oasis for wildlife & local people.

To contact us by post write to :-
Narroways Millennium Green Trust
c/o St.Werburghs City Farm
Watercress Road
St.Werburghs
Bristol BS2 9YJ
England