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   Name: Julie Sobye on Feb 17, 2013

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2. 202
   Name: Sam Whitehead on Feb 17, 2013

   Comments: Sad times for Bodmin, such an important building for the community.

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3. 203
   Name: John Hutchens on Feb 17, 2013

   Comments: Sell the shire house instead! Would make an excellent hotel!

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4. 204
   Name: Paul Hearne on Feb 17, 2013

   Comments: Sell of either sire house or shire hall not the public rooms

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5. 205
   Name: Jen Illsley on Feb 17, 2013

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6. 206
   Name: Justine Stephens on Feb 17, 2013

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7. 207
   Name: Melanie Prideaux on Feb 17, 2013

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8. 208
   Name: Kirstie Kimberley on Feb 17, 2013

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   Name: Lisa Kent on Feb 17, 2013

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10. 210
    Name: Neil Hooper on Feb 17, 2013

    Comments: Heritage should be valued.

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11. 211
    Name: Tony Priest on Feb 17, 2013

    Comments: The Public Rooms belong to the people of Bodmin.

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12. 212
    Name: Malcolm Harvey on Feb 17, 2013

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13. 213
    Name: Vrginia Saunders on Feb 18, 2013

    Comments: Utter disgrace if thi building is closed down. Bodmin has gone backwards so much sine I was a girl. How could the 'so called councillors' of Bodmin let the place go to rack and ruin so rapidly.

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14. 214
    Name: Stan Saunders on Feb 18, 2013

    Comments: Typical Bodmin Council. Does nothing for the people of Bodmin.

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15. 215
    Name: Richard Prest on Feb 18, 2013

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16. 216
    Name: Lizmulli on Feb 18, 2013

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17. 217
    Name: Lorna Higgins on Feb 18, 2013

    Comments: It would be a travesty if the council were allowed to get away with closing the Public Rooms. The least they should do is a proper consultation.

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18. 218
    Name: Susan Hill on Feb 18, 2013

    Comments: As tourism is our main attraction and industry here it is appalling to here that one of our most historical building needs to be sold!. Why not sell the Crown jewells instead!

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19. 219
    Name: Barry Oliver on Feb 18, 2013

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20. 220
    Name: Marc Thorne on Feb 19, 2013

    Comments: Beautiful building that should be utilised properly

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21. 221
    Name: Marc Thorne on Feb 19, 2013

    Comments: Beautiful building that should be utilised properly

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22. 222
    Name: Steve Temple on Feb 20, 2013

    Comments: typical fast buck mentality. Chris Clemens has managed to get From the Jam playing here. If the night is a success this could open up Bodmin as a major live venue for alternative, classic and up and coming acts. be very beneficial for the town's economy but I guess our purblind leaders just want to see a few palms greased (probably inc their own) by allowing the town to rot away while at the same time allowing 100s and 100s more houses to be built with no facilities, shops, work,leisure, culture, schools etc to cater for them. The town's going to turn into a massive sink estate full of social housing, criminals, junkies and foreigners. Might as well build a wall around us and chuck banans over every now and then!

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23. 223
    Name: Mrs J M Goldsmith on Feb 21, 2013

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24. 224
    Name: Geoffrey H.Goldsmith on Feb 21, 2013

    Comments: The Council should learn that they are only Parish Council and no longer a Municipal Council and should therefore act accordingly. The biggest cost to the town is Shire House and this is the premises which should be sold. There have been many houses built in Bodmin all of which bring income to Bodmin Council. So where has all this money gone. Probably wasted on the grandiose schemes of the past. Haviing rebuilt Narissa Hall, not to it's original design, they now don't know what to do with it.

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25. 225
    Name: Helen Stevenson on Feb 21, 2013

    Comments: I think the council under-estimate how much the rooms are used and loved by the locals!

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26. 226
    Name: Mike Vine on Feb 22, 2013

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27. 227
    Name: Martin Alcock on Feb 22, 2013

    Comments: So, Bodmin Town Council. How much do you want for your grandmothers?

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28. 228
    Name: Alana Rickard on Feb 22, 2013

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29. 229
    Name: Alana Rickard on Feb 22, 2013

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30. 230
    Name: Richard Clark on Feb 22, 2013

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31. 231
    Name: Nathan Mcilree on Feb 22, 2013

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32. 232
    Name: Matthew Lawson on Feb 22, 2013

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33. 233
    Name: Donna Mitchell on Feb 22, 2013

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34. 234
    Name: Rich Cornish on Feb 22, 2013

    Comments: Save the Public Rooms

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35. 235
    Name: Suzanne Brown on Feb 22, 2013

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36. 236
    Name: Jake Butler on Feb 22, 2013

    Comments: Although I study away at University in London Bodmin will aways be home, when I come down it would be nice to see something else not closed down or gone! A town with already nothing but pubs, banks and supermarkets surely this space should be used to promote the younger generation getting involved in more activities ( Music. Arts Workshops etc) So they are not left about the town getting pregnant and pissing everyone off. This place has potential if people are prepared to put in the effort rather than take a (20%) pay increase (bodmin town council is that correct?) and just sell it off!

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37. 237
    Name: Jake Butler on Feb 22, 2013

    Comments: Although I study away at University in London Bodmin will aways be home, when I come down it would be nice to see something else not closed down or gone! A town with already nothing but pubs, banks and supermarkets surely this space should be used to promote the younger generation getting involved in more activities ( Music. Arts Workshops etc) So they are not left about the town getting pregnant and pissing everyone off. This place has potential if people are prepared to put in the effort rather than take a (20%) pay increase (bodmin town council is that correct?) and just sell it off!

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38. 238
    Name: Sianne Sloggett on Feb 22, 2013

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39. 239
    Name: Katie Hazell on Feb 22, 2013

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40. 240
    Name: Brad Kidd on Feb 22, 2013

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41. 241
    Name: Ken Barnes on Feb 22, 2013

    Comments: our Fleetwood Mac tribute band TANGO IN THE NIGHT were going to book here!!

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42. 242
    Name: Sophie M Hodge on Feb 23, 2013

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43. 243
    Name: Peter Garcia on Feb 23, 2013

    Comments: Work together people!!!!

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44. 244
    Name: Jamie on Feb 24, 2013

    Comments: Save 'un!

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45. 245
    Name: Paul Holden on Feb 25, 2013

    Comments: A great shame that Bodmin's heritage will be lost to private development.

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46. 246
    Name: Cornish Buildings Group on Feb 25, 2013

    Comments: Disgrace that a listed building that is integeral to Bodmin's charactor and featured prominently in the conservation area appraisal could be lost to private development.

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47. 247
    Name: Jane Willis on Feb 26, 2013

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 26, 2013

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49. 249
    Name: Tanya Brittain on Feb 26, 2013

    Comments: As an event promoter based in Cornwall, I rely on the availability of charity, trust, and town/county council owned properties to deliver festivals and other public events. Looe Music Festival is a not-for-profit event organised by a community charity, with the aim of promoting music and encouraging citizenship in Looe. In only its second year Looe Music Festival sold five thousand tickets, 87% of these were bought by people outside South East Cornwall. For the majority it was their first visit to the town. An estimated £1.35 million was spent by visitors to Looe Music Festival 2012 who were encouraged to spend their money in local businesses. A significant boost in a normally quiet weekend at the end of September. We hope to encourage as many festivalgoers as possible to return to Looe for a short-break or family holiday and put Looe back on the map as a must-see destination in Cornwall. The economic benefit of having an annual programme of nationally advertised and well-organised events in Looe throughout the year is huge - particularly for a rural community which is now dependent on tourism for survival. Looe now has a thriving social and events calendar but without public/community buildings event organisers would be unable to deliver these events which support our local community. Looe is very similar to many other rural communities in Cornwall - particularly Bodmin. We must fight to retain public buildings and protect our historic buildings in order to maintain our communities. I strongly support the quest to keep Bodmin Public Rooms open. Many good ideas have been offered such as creating a Trust or community charity to purchase and manage the facility. I hope that Bodmin Town Council are able to work proactively with interested parties to find an alternative to closure.

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    Name: Alex Johnston on Feb 27, 2013

    Comments: Cutting corners in the interest of convenience

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