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[Q]: Scottish Borders Council agreed last month to take forward the plans for Victoria Park in Peebles.
It said that consultation and studies had shown it was the most suitable location for the facility.
However, Fiona Dalgleish, of the town's community council said, while the pitch was needed, it was not the right site.
SBC agreed last month that a planning application should be submitted for the third generation synthetic surface (known as 3G) with a view to completing construction in August next year.
Opponents, however, do not want to see part of the park turned over to the pitch.
"I totally understand and support the need for a 3G pitch, however I don't believe that public green space that is used by everybody should be compromised," said Ms Dalgleish.
"If the pitch goes in there, over a third of the green space in Victoria Park will become inaccessible to people who don't pay.
"It sort of goes against the grain of Scottish access laws - we should be encouraging people to utilise green space rather than fencing it off and making them pay for it."
[A]: Hundreds of people have signed a petition opposing plans to put a synthetic surface sports pitch on part of a Borders park.


[Q]: Cardiff were 1-0 down at half-time, but triumphed 2-1 to rise out of the Championship relegation zone.
Their vibrant second-half display was unrecognisable from a limp first-half, which prompted Warnock's anger.
"My message was: 'Stop feeling sorry for yourselves, they're there to be beaten'," said Warnock.
He added: "We felt a bit sorry for ourselves with the goal, which was a goalkeeping error.
"It took us 10 or 15 minutes after that, we could have lost the game.
"I was pleased with basically every aspect [of the team] in the second half."
Cardiff's win saw them climb up to 19th place in the Championship table, three points above the relegation zone.
They did so without centre-back Sol Bamba, who was suspended after an extraordinary fit of rage during Saturday's 1-1 draw at Ipswich which saw him clash with opposition players, the fourth official and Warnock.
Bruno Ecuele Manga deputised for Bamba against Wolves to make his first start under Warnock.
The Gabon international did so with a flourish, producing a near faultless display to be named man of the match.
Warnock had previously said Ecuele Manga might be sold during the January transfer window.
But the former Crystal Palace and Sheffield United manager has not ruled out a future for the centre-back at Cardiff.
"It all depends on the finances. Bruno's never been left out of my thoughts, even in training he's been very good," Warnock added.
"He's listened to what I want in a centre-half, he's seen what I ask of Sol [Bamba] and I thought he was just like Sol tonight.
"It was like watching two of them."
[A]: Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock says his half-time team talk helped inspire the turnaround which saw the Bluebirds earn a vital win over Wolves.


[Q]: The Aberystwyth store is due to open in spring 2017.
M&S announced this month it would shut 30 of its clothing and homeware shops and convert dozens more into food stores.
It said it was "really excited" about its Aberystwyth plans and had received positive feedback from the community.
It is due to open as part of a development in the town centre alongside Tesco, which opened its doors this week.
Twelve homes were demolished to make way for the stores.
[A]:
The chain store Marks and Spencer has confirmed it will open a new branch in Ceredigion next year, despite announcing closures across the UK.


