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Add Royal Marine Paul Woodland to Penarth Cenotaph

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Tracey Gwatkin
11 years ago

Scandalous!!! Shouldnt even be in question!!

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Robert Ashmore
11 years ago

every one of those men wether died in active war, training or any other way should be given enough respect for name to be automatically added on

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maggie
11 years ago

Dorset

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Marisa Billett
11 years ago

his name should be added

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Andrew Wilson
11 years ago

Lancs

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LIAM SHARLEY
11 years ago

Bristol, City of

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william smith
11 years ago

leicestershire

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Ian Green
11 years ago

rip woody mate , let's make this happen!

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Patricia Davies
11 years ago

Deserves to be honoured

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Neil Redpath
11 years ago

All comrades in arms should have their name remembered locally. These brave people will be forgotten if not.

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Trevor Grace
11 years ago

I'm a proud parent of a Royal Marine, but the lad training he was on duty.

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Ross MacDonald
11 years ago

He served his country, he went to places where others fear to tread, and he was preparing to go back. His name should be added as he was in service of his country preparing for a war time role.

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Nick Baker
11 years ago

Rest easy 'Royal.'

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Bernie Koussoulos
11 years ago

Typical council if there is no money it for them they don't want to know, It's disgusting .BIG RESPECT to this MARINE and his FAMILY .

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Barry Porter
11 years ago

this hero's name must be added to those of our fallen now

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Dale hardiman
11 years ago

i served with woody. He was a true professional. He should be remembered and honoured with all our other brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice. See you at the re-org woody

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Kieran Mccarry
11 years ago

as a falklands veteran I think anyone who gives there life in service should be honored ....soldier sailor airman policeman fireman ... security guard ! do the right thing council !

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jill parry
11 years ago

Choose a State

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Tracy Fairbrother
11 years ago

He served his Country, so he deserves the recognition, wheter he died on active service or not, have some respect for people who serve