Heard a rumour About our giant poppy possibly being taken down as it was only in place to commemorate the 100th Anniversary true or not I’d appreciate your thoughts and like to keep it in situ for the foreseeable future please feel free to comment and sign .
The volume of support has secured us a meeting with the local planning committee later this week. I am currently preparing the formal documentation to argue for the permanent retention of the poppy. This momentum allows us to present a clear mandate during those upcoming negotiations.
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Mrs Shari-ann Hubball
7 years ago
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Firstly, I like to say how saddened I am to hear this new my family as always been in forces through out generations and I can't tell you enough how much upsets and distress this has caused to here this news.
Maybe the council should ask there people what they want.
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Linzi
7 years ago
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That’s rubbish. It’s been up a few years now so another lie.
They owe alfreton after this year. Give alfreton some dignity and let’s remember the fallen regardless of 100 yrs they should be remembered all the time.
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Sandra Boxall
7 years ago
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It should definitely stay we should not remember those who gave their all once a year it should be EVERY DAY then perhaps someone somewhere may listen
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Stephen leadbeater
7 years ago
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Just leave it alone....surely it's already paid for. You're the council put their to serve its people and the people want it leaving.
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Ross Berry-Hopkins
7 years ago
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When the fighting stopped, remembrance began. That should not stop. We owe them what we have today.
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Shaun Dolby
7 years ago
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What harm is it doing. We the veterans of the armed forces
Would appreciate this symbol of the poppy to be kept were it was.
Heard a rumour About our giant poppy possibly being taken down as it was only in place to commemorate the 100th Anniversary true or not I’d appreciate your thoughts and like to keep it in situ for the foreseeable future please feel free to comment and sign .
The volume of support has secured us a meeting with the local planning committee later this week. I am currently preparing the formal documentation to argue for the permanent retention of the poppy. This momentum allows us to present a clear mandate during those upcoming negotiations.
39 Comments
M
Mrs Shari-ann Hubball
7 years ago
Featured
Firstly, I like to say how saddened I am to hear this new my family as always been in forces through out generations and I can't tell you enough how much upsets and distress this has caused to here this news.
Maybe the council should ask there people what they want.
L
Linzi
7 years ago
Featured
That’s rubbish. It’s been up a few years now so another lie.
They owe alfreton after this year. Give alfreton some dignity and let’s remember the fallen regardless of 100 yrs they should be remembered all the time.
S
Sandra Boxall
7 years ago
Featured
It should definitely stay we should not remember those who gave their all once a year it should be EVERY DAY then perhaps someone somewhere may listen
S
Stephen leadbeater
7 years ago
Featured
Just leave it alone....surely it's already paid for. You're the council put their to serve its people and the people want it leaving.
R
Ross Berry-Hopkins
7 years ago
Featured
When the fighting stopped, remembrance began. That should not stop. We owe them what we have today.
S
Shaun Dolby
7 years ago
Featured
What harm is it doing. We the veterans of the armed forces
Would appreciate this symbol of the poppy to be kept were it was.
Firstly, I like to say how saddened I am to hear this new my family as always been in forces through out generations and I can't tell you enough how much upsets and distress this has caused to here this news. Maybe the council should ask there people what they want.