Nature campaigners take on football club
Kidderminster Harriers want to build several football pitches on nearby green belt land.
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Notable Quotes
"Burlish is a big green lung. It's vital for people for recreation, it's vital for wildlife."
— Jason Kernohan , Activist
"Every day, our academy and foundation coaches see the positive difference football can make through coaching, education and our work across the community."
— Richard Lane , Executive
"But nature doesn't know the difference between Burlish Meadows and Burlish Top."
— Matthew Terry , Activist
"We are aware that campaigners have raised concerns regarding the potential sale of part of Burlish Country Park."
— David Ross , Politician
Key People
Wyre Forest District Council's cabinet member for finance.
Co-founder of Friends of Burlish Meadows, fighting against the development of football pitches.
Member of Friends of Burlish Meadows, opposing the development plan.
Owner of Kidderminster Harriers football club.
All Coverage
Kidderminster Harriers want to build several football pitches on nearby green belt land.
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