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Bassinbourn Barracks to become the home for homeless soldiers

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ELWIN PICKUP
11 years ago

Should have happened along time ago Who needs the goverment when we have the man power and the public support to do this we have enough empty barracks up and down the country.

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James wagstaffe
11 years ago

Full support

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Susan Sutton
11 years ago

These guys and gals do so much for this country and deserve all the support they can get. Not forgotten when they leave the service.

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Paul Valentine
11 years ago

Good idea

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Scott
11 years ago

Look after our brave service people like they looked after us !!!!

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Rose Davies
11 years ago

wonderful idea

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Suzanne Wright
11 years ago

Help our homeless ex-servicemen

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Tom Smith
11 years ago

Such a worthy and just cause

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JimGallacher
11 years ago Featured

A good idea. Ex service personnel are well capable of taking care of administrative tasks and developing the project to achieve maximum potential for users and providers. How, civil servants have a duty to sell public property for maximum financial gain.

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Stephen Hollands
11 years ago

Great idea,done my training there in April 1980

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cheryl sweeney
11 years ago

bout time we helped out our homeless ex servicemen

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G.E. Stenhouse
11 years ago

great idea

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Terry neale
11 years ago

Look after our homeless servicemen

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David Colledge
11 years ago

Brilliant idea!! A good use of a barracks for an excellent cause.

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Jay cooke
11 years ago

former commando helicopter force and think this is an absolutely outstanding idea, so many camps going derelict when could be used for a better perpuse. Hope to god this comes off.

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dean golding
11 years ago

a home is the least this country owes them.

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Cathy smith
11 years ago

yes please

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Darren Govey
11 years ago

i so hope this happens !!!!

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Liam howarth
11 years ago

excellent idea should of been done a long time ago

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jean austen
11 years ago

immigrants get homed, and what have they done for our country ? PLEASE think about those that have fought for our country, which is no longer ours by the way.