"There may be a certain irony with the placement of the sign but at least it shows a boldness and we should be proud to live or work in a community which is real (unlike some of our neighbours) and is trying hard to create its own positive identity and spirit."Two weekends ago, on a lovely sunny Sunday evening, we walked through Waterman's Park. Deserted of residents, it was however, strewn with McDonald's wrappers, cups and other sundry beer cans etc. When we walked over the bridge to Kew Green, the scene we were met with was quite startling; there were numerous groups of adults with children playing French cricket, rounders etc., on both the Green and the cricket field. There was no sign of litter anywhere. So, our neighbouring communities may not have sign's up, or strap lines, but is it a case of actions speaking louder than words?Brentford does have the potential, but the community needs to want Brentford to be brilliant.
Andrea Hall ● 4622d