Manchester's London Road Fire Station: Standing Up To The Apathy, Neglect & Abuse by Britannia Hotels for 29 years. Enough is Enough.
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Ian Bowden
11 years ago
Please stop Britannia hotels from letting this historic building decay, it's a tragedy.
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Ian Bowden
11 years ago
Please stop Britannia hotels from letting this historic building decay, it's a tragedy.
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Bruce Harrison
11 years ago
Has the world fallen off its axis? Why are greedy money hungry organisations trying to destroy heritage and erase our city's beautiful architecture. We need to preserve and innovative spaces, not tear everything down only to end up with a awful landscape of cheap office buildings which look horrendous in 15 years. I am astonished that this is even allowed to happen.
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Bruce Harrison
11 years ago
Has the world fallen off its axis? Why are greedy money hungry organisations trying to destroy heritage and erase our city's beautiful architecture. We need to preserve and innovative spaces, not tear everything down only to end up with a awful landscape of cheap office buildings which look horrendous in 15 years. I am astonished that this is even allowed to happen.
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Maria Houlihan
11 years ago
It's an incredible shame to see such a beautiful building go to ruin. It could easily become one of Manchester's most iconic buildings if it was put good use.
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Maria Houlihan
11 years ago
It's an incredible shame to see such a beautiful building go to ruin. It could easily become one of Manchester's most iconic buildings if it was put good use.
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Bernard Randall
11 years ago
I lived next to LRFS for 2 years and it is one of the most impressive buildings I have ever seen. And original multipurpose building that deserves better than Britannia Hotels.
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Bernard Randall
11 years ago
I lived next to LRFS for 2 years and it is one of the most impressive buildings I have ever seen. And original multipurpose building that deserves better than Britannia Hotels.
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Eliz
11 years ago
My dad was also stationed here in the late 60s / early 70s. Grand building full of memories. Don't let it fade.
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Eliz
11 years ago
My dad was also stationed here in the late 60s / early 70s. Grand building full of memories. Don't let it fade.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Is about time this beautiful building was put to good use and not let get to a stage where the only option is demolition, which is what the owners want as that site will be worth a fortune.
The site could be changed to become wonderful and unique luxury flats or a beautiful hotel.
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Karen Henderson
11 years ago
Is about time this beautiful building was put to good use and not let get to a stage where the only option is demolition, which is what the owners want as that site will be worth a fortune.
The site could be changed to become wonderful and unique luxury flats or a beautiful hotel.
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Sam Young
11 years ago
A striking bit of Manchester history in an area with enough new development. The beauty is in the blend.
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Sam Young
11 years ago
A striking bit of Manchester history in an area with enough new development. The beauty is in the blend.
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glenda milton-millar
11 years ago
My dad was stationed here for 15 years and this is where I spent the first 12 years of my life - happy, happy memories
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glenda milton-millar
11 years ago
My dad was stationed here for 15 years and this is where I spent the first 12 years of my life - happy, happy memories
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Patrick Ollerton
11 years ago
Losing such iconic architecture is tragedy for our history, present and future
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Patrick Ollerton
11 years ago
Losing such iconic architecture is tragedy for our history, present and future
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Matthew Dixon
11 years ago
Manchester needs a strong approach from the south. The London Road Fire Station offers this opportunity to welcome visitors to our great city however at present the years of neglect mean sadly it currently detracts from the area. Enough is Enough.
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Matthew Dixon
11 years ago
Manchester needs a strong approach from the south. The London Road Fire Station offers this opportunity to welcome visitors to our great city however at present the years of neglect mean sadly it currently detracts from the area. Enough is Enough.
Please stop Britannia hotels from letting this historic building decay, it's a tragedy.
Please stop Britannia hotels from letting this historic building decay, it's a tragedy.
Has the world fallen off its axis? Why are greedy money hungry organisations trying to destroy heritage and erase our city's beautiful architecture. We need to preserve and innovative spaces, not tear everything down only to end up with a awful landscape of cheap office buildings which look horrendous in 15 years. I am astonished that this is even allowed to happen.
Has the world fallen off its axis? Why are greedy money hungry organisations trying to destroy heritage and erase our city's beautiful architecture. We need to preserve and innovative spaces, not tear everything down only to end up with a awful landscape of cheap office buildings which look horrendous in 15 years. I am astonished that this is even allowed to happen.
It's an incredible shame to see such a beautiful building go to ruin. It could easily become one of Manchester's most iconic buildings if it was put good use.
It's an incredible shame to see such a beautiful building go to ruin. It could easily become one of Manchester's most iconic buildings if it was put good use.
I lived next to LRFS for 2 years and it is one of the most impressive buildings I have ever seen. And original multipurpose building that deserves better than Britannia Hotels.
I lived next to LRFS for 2 years and it is one of the most impressive buildings I have ever seen. And original multipurpose building that deserves better than Britannia Hotels.
My dad was also stationed here in the late 60s / early 70s. Grand building full of memories. Don't let it fade.
My dad was also stationed here in the late 60s / early 70s. Grand building full of memories. Don't let it fade.
Is about time this beautiful building was put to good use and not let get to a stage where the only option is demolition, which is what the owners want as that site will be worth a fortune. The site could be changed to become wonderful and unique luxury flats or a beautiful hotel.
Is about time this beautiful building was put to good use and not let get to a stage where the only option is demolition, which is what the owners want as that site will be worth a fortune. The site could be changed to become wonderful and unique luxury flats or a beautiful hotel.
A striking bit of Manchester history in an area with enough new development. The beauty is in the blend.
A striking bit of Manchester history in an area with enough new development. The beauty is in the blend.
My dad was stationed here for 15 years and this is where I spent the first 12 years of my life - happy, happy memories
My dad was stationed here for 15 years and this is where I spent the first 12 years of my life - happy, happy memories
Losing such iconic architecture is tragedy for our history, present and future
Losing such iconic architecture is tragedy for our history, present and future
Manchester needs a strong approach from the south. The London Road Fire Station offers this opportunity to welcome visitors to our great city however at present the years of neglect mean sadly it currently detracts from the area. Enough is Enough.
Manchester needs a strong approach from the south. The London Road Fire Station offers this opportunity to welcome visitors to our great city however at present the years of neglect mean sadly it currently detracts from the area. Enough is Enough.