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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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11 years ago

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I support action to preserve this iconic piece of Manchester's heritage

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Sara Knowles
11 years ago

I support action to preserve this iconic piece of Manchester's heritage

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Louise Huntington
11 years ago

please rescue this magnificent building

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Louise Huntington
11 years ago

please rescue this magnificent building

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Aidan O'Rourke
11 years ago

I fully support the campaign and hope to see the Fire Station restored to its former glory in the near future.

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Aidan O'Rourke
11 years ago

I fully support the campaign and hope to see the Fire Station restored to its former glory in the near future.

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Colin Bate
11 years ago

For too long Britannia Hotels have let this fantastic building to decay, it is now time to take this iconic building back into public ownership and put it back to use by the people of Greater Manchester

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Colin Bate
11 years ago

For too long Britannia Hotels have let this fantastic building to decay, it is now time to take this iconic building back into public ownership and put it back to use by the people of Greater Manchester

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Frances Royle
11 years ago

This is very important to me as my Father was leading fireman and fought through the second world war and I was born at Mill Street 1942. My father the late William Lennon cleaned the windows as a young fireman of this wonderful building.My mother the Artist Frances Lennon just celebrated her 102 nd Birthday this September in St Joseph's home Manchester. I now live in Spain but would be very sad to see this building go. Frances Rolye.

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Frances Royle
11 years ago

This is very important to me as my Father was leading fireman and fought through the second world war and I was born at Mill Street 1942. My father the late William Lennon cleaned the windows as a young fireman of this wonderful building.My mother the Artist Frances Lennon just celebrated her 102 nd Birthday this September in St Joseph's home Manchester. I now live in Spain but would be very sad to see this building go. Frances Rolye.

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Lee Herrick
11 years ago

I moved to Manchester 6 years ago to study architecture at university. During my time spend academically and socially I have become well aware as a collective, time and time again we allow architectural gems like the London Road fire station to be controlled, dictated and ultimately changed beyond recognition by the powers that be. Quite frankly it is disgusting that such an iconic building has fallen is to such and state of disrepair - I fully support the efforts of this petition and hope that we can give this magnificent building a new lease of life well away from commercial incentive or demolition.

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Lee Herrick
11 years ago

I moved to Manchester 6 years ago to study architecture at university. During my time spend academically and socially I have become well aware as a collective, time and time again we allow architectural gems like the London Road fire station to be controlled, dictated and ultimately changed beyond recognition by the powers that be. Quite frankly it is disgusting that such an iconic building has fallen is to such and state of disrepair - I fully support the efforts of this petition and hope that we can give this magnificent building a new lease of life well away from commercial incentive or demolition.

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Michael Harris
11 years ago

Save this building now by taking off britannia hotels

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Michael Harris
11 years ago

Save this building now by taking off britannia hotels

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Andrew Derbyshire
11 years ago

Britannia clearly have neither the finds or will to save the building

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Andrew Derbyshire
11 years ago

Britannia clearly have neither the finds or will to save the building

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Colin Dean
11 years ago

Shocking to lose such a beautiful building - when they have gone you can never get them back!

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Colin Dean
11 years ago

Shocking to lose such a beautiful building - when they have gone you can never get them back!