Community supports Ludlow tennis club's floodlight plan after neighbours raise glare concerns
Plans to install floodlights at a tennis club in Ludlow, Shropshire, have divided local opinion. Supporters believe the new lighting will allow year-round tennis, encouraging more activity and community engagement. However, some neighbours express worries about light glare, increased light pollution, and its impact on nearby homes.
Supporters emphasize benefits
- Extended playing hours in darker months
- Increased use of club facilities throughout the year
- Potential boost to local sport and community wellbeing
Neighbours' concerns
- Glare from floodlights could intrude on private properties
- Light pollution affecting dark skies and local environment
- Possible reduction in residents' quality of life
One local resident commented:
"The floodlights will create an unwelcome intrusion of light right into our windows."
Despite these concerns, many community members have rallied to support the tennis club's proposal, emphasizing the positive impact it would have on sports accessibility and social cohesion.
This debate highlights the balance between community development and preserving residents' comfort and environment.
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