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HELP SAVE CREATIVE HACKNEY WICK and support the councils plans for an extension of the conservation area! THE FINAL PUSH!

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Stefano Crimm
12 years ago

Embrace creativity and liberate your mind

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Ross Watters
12 years ago

110% supportive

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Natalie Jamison
12 years ago

❤ Hackney Wick ... Let the creativity flow!

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Kevin Chase
12 years ago

As a local resident I would like to register my support for the proposed extension of The Hackney Wick and Fish Island Conservation Area.

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Denis Johnson
12 years ago

Save Hackney Wick!

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Erik Perera
12 years ago

Thank you for the help in ensuring a mutually beneficial and respectful development and improvement of the area.

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Karl
12 years ago

Save Hackney Wick!

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Patrick Savile
12 years ago

This is very important.

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Paddy Looney
12 years ago

Thanks to the people in LLDC who keep in touch with the residents and artists in HWFI. So much more accommodating than LOCOG

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Nick Appleton
12 years ago

Artists create, developers destroy!

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Jen McLachlan
12 years ago

Hackney Wick has the greatest concentration of artists in Europe and is a vibrant exciting community, vital to the continued regeneration of East London.

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Chris Mitchell
12 years ago

I am writing in support of the proposed extension of The Hackney Wick and Fish Island Conservation Area.

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Sam Campbell
12 years ago

Hackney Wick is a vital creative centre for London, without it the city would loose another reason for people to be part of the innovative development and future of the city.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Leave hackney wick alone!

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James W Brady
12 years ago

They have something here in the Wick.

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Carlton Smith
12 years ago

For LOVE , PEACE and UNITY!

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Beacon Kelly
12 years ago

This is an Art Attack that Neil Buchanan would NOT be happy about.

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James Jessop
12 years ago

I have rented a studio at 56 Dace Road E3 via Space Studio's since 1999, when I graduated from the Royal College of Art. Its been a vital part of my life and development as an artist. In 2004 Charles Saatchi visited my Dace Road studio and brought some of my paintings. The lease on my building Brittania Works 56 Dace Road runs until 2025, and I plan to stay there until then painting in the thriving artist community. James Jessop London 2014

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amos greig
12 years ago

I'm an artist and understand how important creative venues are