Against the Demolition of Dalton Grange Huddersfield
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Mark Williams
11 years ago
Shocking waste of a historic English building by a soulless multinational
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Lisa Rawcliffe
11 years ago
This was our wedding venue, absolutely stunning building and to even suggest demolition is an absolute disgrace.
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Paul Douglas
11 years ago
Unbelievable! For nothing better than an ugly car park is monumental vandalism!!! Absolute philistinism in the extreme! STOP THIS MADNESS!
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Liz Lobb
11 years ago
DO NOT DESTROY DALTON GRANGE for the sake of money!!!
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Eddie Marks
11 years ago
The tide of wholesale unthinking destruction of our Victorian heritage must be stopped
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Andrew Scott
11 years ago
Atrocious vandalism
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Francis Creighton
11 years ago
pointless
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Janis Raynsford
11 years ago
Syngenta must be taken to task over this outrageous decision to demolish the building. They are a multi-national company and obviously could afford to keep it going. It seems to be a very much loved building by locals and very much used. I do hope that you can get the building listed.
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linda wright
11 years ago
Huddersfield surely needs to keep all the historic & beautiful assets it can.
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Martin Wright
11 years ago
I thought demolishing country houses for fun died out in the last century?
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Dr Anthony Edwards
11 years ago
Demolition would be senseless and illogical
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Jim Callaway
11 years ago
Save the Grange!
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Dehoux Mark
11 years ago
I hope the building can be saved.
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Ian Hunt
11 years ago
To demolish this building, of clear architectural interst and strong community value, would be wasteful and without purpose -- a car park?
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Diana Coulter
11 years ago
It's not just about the building - it's also about the loss of a community asset and a non-environmentally aware policy that favours the car.
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Daniel Graber
11 years ago
Syngenta is a Swiss company. Me, I'm Swiss, too, and I am ashamed for the intended destruction of this wonderful house to get a car park!
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Annette Scott
11 years ago
What a ridiculous wasteful idea to pull down a historic Victorian building for a car park. This must not be allowed.
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Steve Dyson
11 years ago
Yet again sort sighted money making corporations are out to maker a quickm buck our of our heritage
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Bobbie Carnegie
11 years ago
Every time I hear about 'demolition issues' like this my heart sinks at the ongoing dismantling prospect of our treasured heritage.
Shocking waste of a historic English building by a soulless multinational
This was our wedding venue, absolutely stunning building and to even suggest demolition is an absolute disgrace.
Unbelievable! For nothing better than an ugly car park is monumental vandalism!!! Absolute philistinism in the extreme! STOP THIS MADNESS!
DO NOT DESTROY DALTON GRANGE for the sake of money!!!
The tide of wholesale unthinking destruction of our Victorian heritage must be stopped
Atrocious vandalism
pointless
Syngenta must be taken to task over this outrageous decision to demolish the building. They are a multi-national company and obviously could afford to keep it going. It seems to be a very much loved building by locals and very much used. I do hope that you can get the building listed.
Huddersfield surely needs to keep all the historic & beautiful assets it can.
I thought demolishing country houses for fun died out in the last century?
Demolition would be senseless and illogical
Save the Grange!
I hope the building can be saved.
To demolish this building, of clear architectural interst and strong community value, would be wasteful and without purpose -- a car park?
It's not just about the building - it's also about the loss of a community asset and a non-environmentally aware policy that favours the car.
Syngenta is a Swiss company. Me, I'm Swiss, too, and I am ashamed for the intended destruction of this wonderful house to get a car park!
What a ridiculous wasteful idea to pull down a historic Victorian building for a car park. This must not be allowed.
Yet again sort sighted money making corporations are out to maker a quickm buck our of our heritage
Every time I hear about 'demolition issues' like this my heart sinks at the ongoing dismantling prospect of our treasured heritage.
Unspeakable