| # | Name | Comments |
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| 101 | Tracey Hayes | |
| 102 | robert marshall | |
| 103 | Anonymous | |
| 104 | Paul F Walker | |
| 105 | Anonymous | |
| 106 | Leigh Porter | Get Carole back, get the proper bookshop back. I would go to Durham JUST FOR YOUR BOOKSHOP. No more.
Please please rescue the shop. |
| 107 | Graham Smith | |
| 108 | Richard Greatrex | The D&C may have their own agenda for change but this should not include standing by while staff are treated badly, the academic community loses a theological life-line and cathedral visitors are poorly served. It is time to either take charge and re-invest in the shop or find a credible Christian partner. |
| 109 | ken smith | |
| 110 | K. Hope | |
| 111 | Laura Gibson | |
| 112 | Charles Read | As a former staff member at Cranmer Hall< i can testify to the immensely valuable service this bookshop offered to those in training at Cranmer / WSC and on NEOC as well as to those involved in lay training in the north-east. Now as Vice-Principal of another training institution in a city where SPCK has closed, I know that the loss of a good bookshop has serious implications for those in ministerial training and for those who teach them. |
| 113 | June Wilkinson | |
| 114 | Sue Hobley | |
| 115 | Anonymous | |
| 116 | Robert Cooper | I understand that the cathedral's position is difficult, but hope that a way forward can be found to set the bookshop free! |
| 117 | Louisa Willoughby | |
| 118 | Anonymous | |
| 119 | ALI DOREY | |
| 120 | Kathleen Foster | My local church relies upon the bookshop for baptism, godparent cards and candles etc. Without the shop, everything will have to be done online. |
| 121 | Anonymous | Please get rid of the Brewers restock the shop and employ knowledgeable staff,also reinstate Carole Burrows as manager |
| 122 | dorothy ashby | |
| 123 | Deborah Bull | |
| 124 | Ian Folks | |
| 125 | Anonymous | |
| 126 | Zoe Braven-Giles | The biggest crisis brewing in the Christian world is a lack of education. These last few years have seen the massive decline in Christian bookshops, then the mess with SPCK has happened. Please step in and take back the control of your shop. Treat your staff with Christian morals and educate Christians so that they can do the same.
Thank you |
| 127 | Sue Megahy | |
| 128 | Wendy Constantinoff | |
| 129 | Nora Saneka | Exploitation of those who are trying to provide a service, i.e. the bookshop, to those who are seeking spiritual guidence, is unacceptable. Clear ethical principals must be applied and the bookshop restored to its primary purpose. |
| 130 | Andrew Heaton | |
| 131 | dave povey | |
| 132 | Anne K. L. Madison | |
| 133 | Michele Moatt | I agree wholeheartedly with the petition letter and would add: since the shop ceased to be controlled by SPCK properly its usually excellent academic book supply has also ceased - disasterous! |
| 134 | James Channell | The fiasco of SSGs 'managing' of this prominent shop has gone on for far too long. Please Dean and chapter do all you reasonably can to bring it to a speedy conclusion. |
| 135 | Paul Harper | |
| 136 | Pamela Harper | |
| 137 | Revd David G Jones | No doubt in history many a nefarious deed was committed in the Cathedral. That in this day and age such an ignominy should be allowed to be perpetrated in its hallowed space is inconceivable. |
| 138 | Ginette Duckett | I was Assistant Manager of the Worcester SPCK shop until February this year, when I and other staff were sacked by the Brewers (by e-mail!). My Manager, Stephen Jeynes was summarily dismissed a few months later. He committed suicide. I am appalled at the mis-management of the shops since the takeover by the Brewers, and disgusted at the way staff have been treated. I fully endorse this petition. |
| 139 | Fiona Mackie | I have done my best to support this boookshop over the last year - but it is difficult to do this when stocks are so low - please support the staff and make this a useful, interesting and challenging bookshop again. |
| 140 | Becky Taylor van de Griendt | |
| 141 | Helen Jenkins | |
| 142 | Savvas Costi | There are people in positions of power and leadership who really should never have been there in the first place. |
| 143 | Anonymous | |
| 144 | Anonymous | how bad does it have to get. You have a bookshop on your doostep filled with books from a bankrupt shop |
| 145 | Sarah Goudie | |
| 146 | richard and sam dawson | We fully support the bookshop staff and this petition. |
| 147 | Anonymous | |
| 148 | Susan Kent | |
| 149 | Anonymous | |
| 150 | Martin Deadman | |