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A person explains how life in Eccles is not good for wellbeing. The outdoor space is limited - lots of cars, dog poo, nowhere for her son to play.

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Author
hayleytrowbridge
Post date
12/12/2020
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Tags
dog poo
no choice
cars
no garden
Category
Health and Wellbeing
Housing
Location
United Kingdom
North West
Greater Manchester
Salford
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