SOS - SAVE OUR SHEDS!

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   Name: JAX ATKINS on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: Leave the chalet park as it is - it is a unique reminder of days gone by & I love it!

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   Name: Amanda Davis on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: this is Englands Heritage!

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   Name: Carla Bowman-vaughan on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: These chalets are irreplacable and part of a conservation area. Money should not rule everything!

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   Name: Margaret Gaskin on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: This community of chalets is a local, Kent and national treasure and a reminder of how simple it can be to be happy without all mod cons and a heavy ecological cost. Everyone should unite in their defence for future ages to enjoy.

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   Name: KEITH BURNS on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: Please save the chalets as they are unique and as they are a part of our dwindling english heritage.

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: I have seen these beautiful chalets and am disgusted to hear of the proposal to demolish these. Why do people have to spoil that particular part of the coast - it can only be money inspired. Greedy speculators packing in more people per acre.

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   Name: Eleanor Prestage on Nov 12, 2006

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   Name: Barney Davis on Nov 12, 2006

   Comments: Dont let them go they are fab, retro and I want to use them for my bands photo shoot!

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 12, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 12, 2006

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    Name: Alexandra Hardy on Nov 12, 2006

    Comments: These chalets are special and individual - let us celebrate a bit of non-conformity and enjoy the chalets as they are now. Do NOT allow them to be knocked down - they give much pleasure to many people, not only to those people that own one.

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    Name: Alexandra Hardy on Nov 12, 2006

    Comments: These chalets are special and individual - let us celebrate a bit of non-conformity and enjoy the chalets as they are now. Do NOT allow them to be knocked down - they give much pleasure to many people, not only to those people that own one.

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    Name: Angela Bowe on Nov 13, 2006

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    Name: Tom Phelan on Nov 13, 2006

    Comments: I think it is very unfair, to even want to remove the Chalets,especially as you were more than pleased to have them on site, when Tenants were difficult to get'''

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    Name: Dr J Hunter on Nov 13, 2006

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    Name: Carolyn O'Grady on Nov 13, 2006

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    Name: Doreen Page on Nov 13, 2006

    Comments: A lovely part of Kentish history would be destroyed along with the huts. Future generations should be allowed to enjoy the beauty and uniqueness of them.

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    Name: Patricia Miller on Nov 13, 2006

    Comments: Why does progress mean having to level these unique little chalets that people have enjoyed so many memories over the years. We need to preserve them. Don't destroy them for a caravan park. What are you thinking

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    Name: Kathy Butcher on Nov 14, 2006

    Comments: The chalet park has existed for over 50 years and the owners deserve the right to remain on the site which has a preservation order.

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 14, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 15, 2006

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    Name: Anna Kerr on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: These are wonderful chalets - reminiscent of a more innocent English seaside past - lovingly tended by their owners - individual in their character - essentially social in their grouping and organisation. They are now under threat by the site owners, Cinque Ports. Please help us to save them.

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    Name: Callaghan OHerlihy on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: cinque ports display a ferociousness revealing the most malign form of capitalism

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    Name: Jeanette Browne on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: It would be a terrible shame to lose these charming chalets.

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    Name: Roland Gallard on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: Our whole family,particularly our grandchildren ,have enjoyed so many wonderfully happy summers for the past twelve years,we can`t imagine life without H5 -6 Chalets and the cummunity around them ...it`s our little bit of heaven in the garden of England........we`ll do all we can to keep them . Thanks to those who have organised this petition.

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    Name: Roland Gallard on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: Our whole family,particularly our grandchildren ,have enjoyed so many wonderfully happy summers for the past twelve years,we can`t imagine life without H5 -6 Chalets and the cummunity around them ...it`s our little bit of heaven in the garden of England........we`ll do all we can to keep them . Thanks to those who have organised this petition.

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    Name: Maria Maloney on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: Please don't allow these unique and individual chalets to be destroyed. They are cherished by their owners and are an inspiration to creative individuals who dwell there; some for as much as eight months of the year. somewhere they can stamp their owner character and use their space to create. A museum of true multiculture and classes.

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    Name: Ann Heyno on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: These chalets are unique and bring a great deal of happiness to very many people. It would be terrible if they were demolished to be replaced by standard, modern caravans. They are also of historic interest and part of our heritage.

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    Name: Regan Maloney on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: The chalet has been a place where I've spent time with my family and friends over the last 9 years. I would be devestated to see it torn down and replaced with caravan looking chalets.

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    Name: Abby Kerr on Nov 15, 2006

    Comments: I have been staying at my Mum's chalet D11 for the past seven years since she had cancer. I am now also recovering from an operation to remove a large tumour and staying at the chalet this summer was the best medicine I could get. Please don't take away our chalets. I want my three year old daughter to have the opportunity to enjoy it too.

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    Name: Jane Bewley on Nov 16, 2006

    Comments: It's an outrage that this is being allowed to happen. The chalets are a huge part of peoples lives and the owners of the site should listen to their views!

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    Name: Ken Page on Nov 17, 2006

    Comments: Another mindless suggestion, we're getting used to it!

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 17, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 17, 2006

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    Name: Colin Reed on Nov 19, 2006

    Comments: I think the total disregard of the management of the Chalet/Caravan park, of the wishes and interest of the chalet owners is disgusting.

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    Name: Dawn Ford on Nov 20, 2006

    Comments: So much of english tradition is leaving this country and I feel that removing the chalets would be removing another piece of english tradition. My family and I have spent some wonderful times at the chalets and we wish to continue our trips every year.

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    Name: Michelle Paton on Nov 20, 2006

    Comments: My chalet has been of great enjoyment to myself , my immediate family and extended family and friends. The fact that a Private equity company has decided to update the site is appaling. These chalets have been in some families for years. The chalets are enviromentaly friendly and very popular. Please stop this large company from destorying a beautifull sea side area and making it into a hideous eyesore.

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    Name: Susan Mace on Nov 21, 2006

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    Name: Ian Mace on Nov 21, 2006

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    Name: Val Bright on Nov 21, 2006

    Comments: Sad to see after all this time that they are trying to destroy many families holiday homes and memories

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    Name: Dave Gubbins on Nov 21, 2006

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    Name: Oscar Ball on Nov 21, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 21, 2006

    Comments: They are unique and well loved by owners and visitors. A place where the children can roam freely - so rare nowadays.

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    Name: Linda Long on Nov 23, 2006

    Comments: i'm a Whitstable resident- Island Wall

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    Name: VERA DUNKLEY on Nov 23, 2006

    Comments: I live in Brighton & think that these chalets you have here are unique - there''s nothing in Sussex to rival them! Please leave them as they are - a wonderful 'living museum' of the heady seaside days gone by - they would be much missed & it would be a crime to destroy something so important, both from the social history & architectural point of view

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 25, 2006

    Comments: It is a national disgrace that our heritage is not being preserved.

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    Name: Elaine Atkins on Nov 27, 2006

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    Name: Christina Cummings on Dec 2, 2006

    Comments: My aunt has a chalet which the whole family use to get together, where will we meet up if it gets knocked down

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    Name: Doreen Lilley on Dec 11, 2006

    Comments: These chalets are unique to the English seaside and it would be a sad loss for us all if they were demolished.

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    Name: Derek Banfield on Dec 18, 2006

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