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Name: Anonymous on Feb 21, 2011Comments: TestFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 24, 2011Comments: An architectural gem with history, Please save.Flag
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Name: K Poxon on Feb 25, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Midland Red on Feb 25, 2011Comments: We have lost so many of our fine buildings in and around Coventry, and we have a duty to protect and maintain the remainder - Copsewood Grange has a history and deserves to be preserved so that this and future generations can enjoy the building and its landFlag
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Name: Sarah Evans on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Sarah Evans on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Tom Cobden on Mar 3, 2011Comments: I am discusted that this is even being considered. This is part of the cities heritatage and it should be looked after not flattened!Flag
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Name: Wendy Deacon on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Marie Cummings on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: David Maddax on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Act now before vandals destroy this propertyFlag
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Name: Rosalyn June Maddax on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Act now before vandals destroy this propertyFlag
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Name: Andrew Clarke on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Daniel Donegan on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Keep up the Fight! You will Prevail! And yes you are right we Coventarians are Absolutely fed up of these Councillors who Ignore and Destroy our Historic past. most of whom do not and have not ever lived in Coventry, and only come here for their "nice little earner". On Behalf of us all i say Thank You for taking on this cause.Flag
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Name: R.F.WOOD on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: M.L.WOOD on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Gail Maddax on Mar 3, 2011Comments: please do not destroy this lovely building !Flag
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Name: Ian Shephard on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Save this building before the vandals burn it down completely.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Joanne Steele on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Marie Costello on Mar 3, 2011Comments: I think as a Coventrian that we should try and save our existing historical buildings and be proud of our history.Flag
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Name: Paul Davies on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Don't let the bad guys win.Flag
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Name: Christine MacDonald on Mar 3, 2011Comments: This building should be saved, it is part of our heritage. It shouldn't have been left empty, it was asking for trouble. Happy times were spent there when it was used by GECFlag
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Name: Patsy Evans on Mar 3, 2011Comments: this building was part of my past, I lived in Hipswell Highway.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2011Comments: This was a fine building in good condition 3 years ago, until the rent was raised so high the social club could not remain in the building. It has some interesting features, Historic former occupants, and a Lodge Gate house. The home of the man that founded the Snowden Mountain Railway, and is buried at Binley St Barts Churchyard, should be retained for the future.Flag
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Name: Mike Cummings on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Paul Maddocks on Mar 3, 2011Comments: The old GEC area could bedeveloped as a up end housing area with Copsewood Grange restored to it former grand state and the housing area can be truely called Copsewood Grange a sign of quality. Bring back PRIDE to Coventry.Flag
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Name: Paul Maddocks on Mar 3, 2011Comments: The old GEC area could bedeveloped as a up end housing area with Copsewood Grange restored to it former grand state and the housing area can be truely called Copsewood Grange a sign of quality. Bring back PRIDE to Coventry.Flag
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Name: Paul Maddocks on Mar 3, 2011Comments: The old GEC area could bedeveloped as a up end housing area with Copsewood Grange restored to it former grand state and the housing area can be truely called Copsewood Grange a sign of quality. Bring back PRIDE to Coventry.Flag
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Name: Mr Malcolm Brown on Mar 3, 2011Comments: I worked at GEC for 41 years and retired as a Senior Manager in1994. As a member of the Golf Club I used the Grange from 1972 until it closed and the Golf Clib moved to the Sports Pavilion.Flag
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Name: Emma E on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Coventry's history should be preserved and turned into more useful projects.Flag
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Name: Nicole Shephard on Mar 3, 2011Comments: I think it would be a real shame for such lovely Victorian buildings were to be destroyed.Flag
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Name: Emily Jones on Mar 3, 2011Comments: SAVE THE GRANGE BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!Flag
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Name: Jackie Gutteridge on Mar 3, 2011Comments: Please don't destroy all our Coventry's heritage by demolishing this lovely building.Flag
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Name: Thomas Crompton on Mar 3, 2011Comments: How can the Council even think about demolishing such a building give the City's past history of losing wonderful buildings due to the bombings. C'mon Coventry City Council get your positive viewing glasses on and see what a fantastic, and useful, builidng this will be once restored.Flag
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Name: HAROLD KELSEY on Mar 3, 2011Comments: THIS BUILDING SHOULD BE PRESERVED TOO MUCH OF COVENTRY HAS BEEN DESTROYED BY PEOPLE WHO DO NOT LIVE HEREFlag
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Name: Martin Beaven on Mar 3, 2011Comments: What a lovely building which must be preserved. The ribbon weavers of Coventry were such an important part of our heritage and by 1830 dominated the city's economic structure. There is a lot of research information available to make a museum dedicated to the ribbon weavers, which could be housed in this lovely building. My son Dr Brad Beaven, (now Head of History at Portsmouth University) has published several articles connected to the ribbon weavers which I, who at the time was unaware of their importance to the city, found their social life very interesting. ref: Midland History 1990 VolXV. CUSTOM, CULTURE AND CONFLICT: A STUDY OF THE COVENTRY RIBBON TRADE IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Martin BeavenFlag
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Name: Jeanne Bambrick & Jim Bambrick on Mar 3, 2011Comments: We have had some lovely times at Copsewood Grange and would hate to see it demolished.Flag
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Name: Stephen Trinder on Mar 3, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Alan Brennan on Mar 3, 2011Comments: a beautiful building like that should be saved for the good of our heratige. i have lived local know how beautiful it isFlag
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Name: Colin Solman on Mar 3, 2011Comments: To see buildings linked to the heritage of this city being allowed willfuly to fall derelict and open to wanton vandalism is a disgrace. Why is it that large corporations are allowed to let this happen? I suggest the council apply the threst of a compulsary purchase order to force them to take action.Flag
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Name: Carole Kelsey on Mar 3, 2011Comments: We should keep our old buildings too much of our old buildings have been demolished for no reasonFlag
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Name: Robert Williams on Mar 3, 2011Comments: If this historic building deteriorates any further it will have to be demolished. I am 65 and because my father, his brothers and their father worked for the G.E.C from 1920 - 1976 I was taken there regularly .It was only a few years ago that after his funeral his wake was held at The Grange. The place holds so many memories for so many people while the actual building cries out to be renovated. Protect it with security and make the right decision quickly.Flag
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Name: Alison Mann on Mar 4, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Rachael Pratt on Mar 4, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Andrew McDonnell on Mar 4, 2011Comments: save this great buildingFlag
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Name: Terry Relf on Mar 4, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Ricky Nelson on Mar 4, 2011Comments: Don't let another piece of Coventry history be destroyed.Flag
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Name: Pearl Souter on Mar 4, 2011Comments: It has so often been said by old Coventrians like me, that successive councils have been far more destructive than ever Hitler was. Living in Walsgrave for more than 70 years I have been so saddened by the number of beautiful buildings that have been lost in this "village" alone. We will never see their like again. If Copsewood Grange disappears I suppose it will be replaced with some concrete monstrosity, in order to line the pockets of greedy morons!Flag
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Name: Wayne Fox on Mar 4, 2011Comments: copsewood grange is apart of coventrys heritage and since the council don,t care about the history of coventry i strongly agree with this petitionFlag