SAVE THE CARDINAL PUB

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   Name: Richard Greenwood on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Stephen Davies on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Cheryl Woodcroft on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Marie Donagher on Apr 4, 2011

   Comments: Do hope pub can retain its name as the Cardinal,have know this pub for many years.

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   Name: John Lagrue on Apr 4, 2011

   Comments: The name of the pub, as well as the establishment itself is part of the local heritage. It would be criminal to change it!

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   Name: John Costello on Apr 4, 2011

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   Name: Tim on Apr 4, 2011

   Comments: Unique pub, unique name, unique location

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    Name: Anne Dunhill on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Susan Jensen on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Washington DC

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    Name: John Clawson on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Seamus O'Looskan on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Went to the Cardinal pub on my first date with my now wife in 2001. Now married over 6 years!

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Paul Embery on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: There is so much local history here. It would be a shame to see the proposed name change and change in character go through, especially as the beer and the welcome are generally so good. I blame the secularists!

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    Name: John Barrie on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Keep the name and keep the beer Huge mistake to change the name

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    Name: Giles Pinnock on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Ron Fisher on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Please keep this important historical name consistent with London's tradition of respect for its history.

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    Name: Mary Kenefick on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Eileen Cole on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Please don't change the name or character of the pub!!! We really appreciate the singularity of it - it is original and unusual - don't lose that specific difference! It is important for the many Catholics who worship at the Cathedral and is a landmark place to meet - I have taken many visitors to London there. Please acknowledge your history and roots. Thank you for listening!

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    Name: BJR, London on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I would be interested know what has become of the pictures of the cardinals

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    Name: Duncan McGibbon on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Julian Filochowski on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Rosanne Kay on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Keep the name!

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    Name: Val Gould on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I will admit never to being in the pub, but for the locals and those who have frequented it for many years, I feel it would be sad for the name to change. Being next to the Cathedral it is a very fitting name for the pub and hope the owners take this into consideration.

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    Name: Karen Sanders on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I love this pub, reflecting the area in its name and the pictures of the cardinals. Please don't change the name. We like it the way it is.

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    Name: Judy Dixey on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Jo Siedlecka on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: This pub is part of the heritage of London, and of London's Catholic community - especially the congregation of Westminster Cathedral - many of whom have met here regularly over the years.

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    Name: Dr. Gemma Simmonds on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: The change of name would be a major loss of the local heritage of this part of London, not only to Catholics but to all who have an interest in the particular history of local communities. Cardinal Manning was a great hero to working class Londoners and deserves to have his memory preserved.

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    Name: Nick Layton on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Frequently we would take groups of 20 or 30 into the pub after events at Westminster Cathedral or meetings in the area. Part of the appeal was the name and a feeling that this was the Cathedral's "local" despite number of pubs in the area that are also on the way back to the station. The pub is usually full at the times of day when all the other pubs in Victoria are full. The trick is filling them at other times. Usually, if I went in with a group it would be on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon - when it is normally quite quiet. Or if we went after a meeting it would be during the day on a weekday. Despite the fact I don't live in London now, I led a group of around 10 people to the Cardinal only a couple of weeks ago to find it was shut. Despite the fact that we were all heading to the station from one of the other Catholic organisations on the other side of the Cathedrak, we went out of our way because it seemed like the obvious place to go and we had arranged to meet other people there after our meeting. There are so many Catholic charities, organisations and companies all in such a small area that whenever you arrange to meet anyone in Victoria that is the place to go. It would be a shame to loose that connection.

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    Name: Joan Reilly on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I can remember the Cardinal from the 1970s. Please don't change the name.

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    Name: Robert Nowell on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Provided it serves real ale - otherwise I would withdraw my support.

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    Name: Anthony Bailey on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Greg Watts on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I can think of no reason to ditch The Cardinal. The name reflects an important part of the history of that corner of Westminster. Moreover, I have never heard of another pub anywhere in London called The Cardinal.

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    Name: Fr Wilfrid McGreal O.Carm on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: I agree that the Cardinal is an important heritage of this part of London.

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    Name: Mark Donaghy on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Don't lose the Sam Smith beers either! I only stumbled upon The Cardinal for the first time a year ago. I was disappointed recently that a day trip to London could not be rounded off with a visit there after Mass at the Cathedral.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Please keep "The Cardinal" as the name of the pub as it is more fitting and why the change?

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    Name: Bill Milhomme on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Cardinal Manning was an exemplary man of faith who lived the Catholic values of social justice and compassion for all men and women, not only in the United Kingdom, but also the lives of men and women throughout the United States. Foxboro, Massachusetts USA

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    Name: Niall Keenan on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Windsor Castle is so banal!

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    Name: Geraldine Kay on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: The name 'The Cardinal' is inseparable from the character of our favourite watering hole. Please keep the name unchanged!

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    Name: Marisa Borgerth on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Christina White on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: An historic pub and an historic name.

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    Name: Christine Davis on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Jane Lowe on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Peter Sharples on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Save our heritage

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    Name: Dr Mark Nash on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: The area around the cathedral resounds with the names of Cardinals gone by, Manning House, Vaughan House, Cardinal Place - whatever the refurbished pub is called hundreds will still call it 'The Cardinal'. It would be a shame to lose what has become part and parcel of local life.

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    Name: Pat Browne on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Let's not lose the Cardinal from Francis St!

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    Name: Janet Fearns on Apr 4, 2011

    Comments: Both Cardinal Manning and Cardinal Hume were key players in Britain's social history. They deserve to be remembered.

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    Name: Catherine Ryan on Apr 4, 2011

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    Name: Bruce on Apr 5, 2011

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