| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 1 | Thomas Gregory | |
| 2 | Laura Woodhouse | Female employees at the Hooters chain are contractually obliged to put up with sexual harrassment in order to earn a wage. This is exploitation, and should not be tolerated, let alone condoned, by Sheffield Council. |
| 3 | Kirsty Bowen | |
| 4 | Samantha Holland | This is especially disgusting given the document employees have to sign: Why should they have to agree with what Hooters does, especially if they're just desperate for work?!
I certainl don't think Hooters is the type of business to encourage in Sheffield. It dies not sit well with the city's political consciousness, nor with Leopold Square's other businesses. |
| 5 | Anonymous | This is not the type of business Sheffield needs or wants. This could lead to cultural tensions - and offensive behaviour in the surround city centre streets to women. |
| 6 | Jeanette Leech | |
| 7 | Kat Banyard | |
| 8 | Francesca Capaldi | |
| 9 | Jill McKenna | |
| 10 | Laura Giles | The regeneration of Sheffield is an opportunity for cultural reinvention. Hooters is not a brand the city should be associated with. |
| 11 | Anonymous | No tacky American boob bar in our city |
| 12 | Jessica Baily | |
| 13 | Sam K | |
| 14 | mary Grover | Having worked with young women in my career aws as school teacher, FE lecturer and now university teacher, I have seen the pressures that lead women to accept the kind of treatment that employment at Hooters entails. I deplore the fact that a council traditionally committed to protecting of the vulnerable should condone the opening of such a bar. If it opens I will do all I can to persuade sure that people of my generation who would usually use the other bars in the Leopold boycott the whole development . |
| 15 | Kirsten Law | |
| 16 | Kirsten Law | |
| 17 | Alison Hargreaves | |
| 18 | Neil Grayshon | Deplorable |
| 19 | Prof Tamara Hervey | |
| 20 | Claire Plant | |
| 21 | Anonymous | SCC & Ask Developments have got this sooo wrong! Id be devasted if i was one of the other occupants within this area! |
| 22 | Anonymous | |
| 23 | Philippa Willitts | |
| 24 | Laurie Goodhand | |
| 25 | maura healy | Sheffield needs a distinct ethos. We have been waiting 20years to see the city centre re-create itself after it's post- Meadowhall collapse. and is this the brave new vision?? Is there seriously no view from the planners as to what constitutes a woman and family friendly city centre. |
| 26 | Katie | |
| 27 | Richard | Its a riduculous idea, i will stop going to leopold squre if it happens! |
| 28 | Matthew Motyka | I believe that to open up such an establishment is not only morally objectionable but several steps backwards in the city's efforts to counter gender inequality. It merely reasserts the misogynistic belief that women can be bought and played with. If this establishment, which tries to mask its exploitative intentions behind a facade of "entertainment", opens, as planned, it will surely signal a rise in cases of rape within the city. I do not wish to see this happen to Sheffield, which I'd assumed was a forward-thinking city. It seems I was wrong. |
| 29 | L Perkins | Enough of this sexist nonsense! Take your Bar somewhere else. Isn't there enough degradation already without putting it directly on our doorstep?! A terrible idea! |
| 30 | Daniel Kilby | |
| 31 | Charlotte McKee | |
| 32 | George Woods | |
| 33 | Kate Dommett | |
| 34 | Jack Goodhand | |
| 35 | Anonymous | |
| 36 | Anonymous | |
| 37 | Jenny Slater | |
| 38 | Jess Green | |
| 39 | Steph Jones | |
| 40 | Anonymous | |
| 41 | Jessica Silcock | |
| 42 | Anonymous | |
| 43 | Caroline Smith | |
| 44 | Caroline Smith | |
| 45 | Debi Scudder | |
| 46 | Danny Foster | |
| 47 | Lucy McCarthy | The 'entertainment' value of an establishment such as Hooters is designed solely to provide an environment where the basest kind of sexism is openly acceptable. It's really sad how women are forced to continually voice how wretched the whole thing is. I think that to some people, environments like Hooters might seem like okay places to work when they haven't actually done so, but the reality is that the actual experience is worse than most people can imagine. The truth is, being constantly objectified physically will always end up having a detrimental effect on a person and their ability to interact healthily with others. Suppporters of such establishments are disasterously short-sighted. |
| 48 | Nicola Millichip | |
| 49 | Betsy | |
| 50 | Carrie Hicks | |