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People who move here say it takes a year to find anything; a monthly walk could help.
What this is: Community idea
Written by residents. It carries no official status.
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People who move here say it takes a year to find anything; a monthly walk could help.
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Question A resident (collected by Yvette O.)
Who is responsible for this space — the city or the metropole?
Argument A participant from Rennes
Rest points would let older residents keep walking independently for longer.
Argument Jean-Marc M.
Rest points would let older residents keep walking independently for longer.
Evidence (with source) A resident (collected by Capucine O.)
The regional health agency publishes heatwave guidance recommending shaded rest points every 300–500 m for older people.
Concern Anna P.
Benches could attract noise late at night near homes.
Alternative Gérard O.
Use the existing café terraces as rest points through an agreement with owners.
Common ground A resident (collected by Yvette O.)
Residents and cyclists both want the works outside the summer months.
Unresolved issue Mathilde N.
Whether the budget covers lighting as well as seating is not settled.
Personal experience A resident (collected by Capucine O.)
We moved here two years ago and it took us months to find out this existed.
Suggestion A resident (collected by Yvette O.)
Put a QR code on site so people can report problems directly here.
Personal experience Bernard T.
My children’s school is next door; parents have raised it at every meeting.
Opinion Capucine O.
I would rather see a small trial first than a big plan that takes five years.
Monitoring feedback A resident (collected by Anna P.)
Great to see the planters watered by the school children.
Monitoring feedback Bernard T.
The first four benches are in and already used every morning.
Monitoring feedback A resident (collected by Zoé T.)
The path was partly closed without notice on Friday; please post closures here.
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Needs more information
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Fulfilled People — Two or three more people for Saturday sessions. Welcome walks for newcomers
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First sessions held
Good turnout; two volunteers trained others.
Team formed and plan agreed
Roles shared out at the first meeting; materials listed.
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