Part & parcel of the study lifestyle at Chichester Building...
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Tracy W
11 years ago
A waste of funds, green space, and a grade II listed building.
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Amy Collyer
11 years ago
Cannot believe that Sussex call themselves a 'green' campus and would rather replace the beautiful, bee-popular garden with a car exhibition.
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Peter Harris
11 years ago
This space contributes to the quality of the campus and is a special part of the Chichester building.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This is one of the most special spaces on the University of Sussex campus.
There are now so few quiet spaces that we can benefit from.
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Rachal Allison
11 years ago
Why destroy the pond and all the wildlife for a statue of a car and more ugly concrete?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
As a former Susssex student and staff, I always enjoyed taking a break, however short, at this court yard.
The question is does university need more paved and roofed space that badly that it's necessary to destroy this piece of wildlife at the heart of Chichester I?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Why spend our money on this? Chichester is just fine thank you very much.
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Morgan Taylor
11 years ago
When I studied at Sussex, the Chichester I courtyard garden was a great space to enjoy a brief respite over lunchtime, or for a bit of fresh air during the day, away from the bustle of the rest of the university. I doubt the university needs another "light and airy (but enclosed) creativity space" - how about a "quiet and relaxing garden"?
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Ellen Thompson
11 years ago
A large majority of the campus is already paved. It's important to protect the small sections of greenery and wildlife left on campus.
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Laura Mark
11 years ago
This is one of the most special spaces on the University of Sussex campus. Don't destroy it!
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Louise Winters
11 years ago
Don't pave over the garden! It is a valuable area for staff and a lovely green space.
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Sarah Cross
11 years ago
The court yard is one of the most well estabished area of nature on the entire campus! This must not be allowed to go ahead
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Maria Brook
11 years ago
This garden has memorial trees and benches in and is a quiet haven for many people.
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Reuben
11 years ago
It's a genuinely nice and lovely love to be because of variety of the nature present in the courtyard. For God's sake, don't put a bloody car there instead.
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Lesley Onuora
11 years ago
Such a beautiful haven in the busy university should not be destroyed.
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N Yuill
11 years ago
Brighton & Hove is a Biosphere Reserve...it is an easy win to keep this very valued wildlife site
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Robert C Smith
11 years ago
The proposal is environmental vandalism.
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Matt Neale
11 years ago
It would be a great shame to lose this valuable oasis in the centre of the Chichester I building. If roofing is deemed important/essential, cannot the pond/greenery be retained as a point of focus?
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Karen Marshall
11 years ago
This garden is one of only a few parts of the Sussex campus that is not dominated by brick and concrete. Not only is it a quiet haven to escape the stresses of academic life for everyone it is an important wildlife habitat and would be disgusting to simply pave over that with yet more concrete slabs. It is the co-existence of the natural with the modern that makes the Sussex campus special - PLEASE KEEP IT THIS WAY.
Part & parcel of the study lifestyle at Chichester Building...
A waste of funds, green space, and a grade II listed building.
Cannot believe that Sussex call themselves a 'green' campus and would rather replace the beautiful, bee-popular garden with a car exhibition.
This space contributes to the quality of the campus and is a special part of the Chichester building.
This is one of the most special spaces on the University of Sussex campus. There are now so few quiet spaces that we can benefit from.
Why destroy the pond and all the wildlife for a statue of a car and more ugly concrete?
As a former Susssex student and staff, I always enjoyed taking a break, however short, at this court yard. The question is does university need more paved and roofed space that badly that it's necessary to destroy this piece of wildlife at the heart of Chichester I?
Why spend our money on this? Chichester is just fine thank you very much.
When I studied at Sussex, the Chichester I courtyard garden was a great space to enjoy a brief respite over lunchtime, or for a bit of fresh air during the day, away from the bustle of the rest of the university. I doubt the university needs another "light and airy (but enclosed) creativity space" - how about a "quiet and relaxing garden"?
A large majority of the campus is already paved. It's important to protect the small sections of greenery and wildlife left on campus.
This is one of the most special spaces on the University of Sussex campus. Don't destroy it!
Don't pave over the garden! It is a valuable area for staff and a lovely green space.
The court yard is one of the most well estabished area of nature on the entire campus! This must not be allowed to go ahead
This garden has memorial trees and benches in and is a quiet haven for many people.
It's a genuinely nice and lovely love to be because of variety of the nature present in the courtyard. For God's sake, don't put a bloody car there instead.
Such a beautiful haven in the busy university should not be destroyed.
Brighton & Hove is a Biosphere Reserve...it is an easy win to keep this very valued wildlife site
The proposal is environmental vandalism.
It would be a great shame to lose this valuable oasis in the centre of the Chichester I building. If roofing is deemed important/essential, cannot the pond/greenery be retained as a point of focus?
This garden is one of only a few parts of the Sussex campus that is not dominated by brick and concrete. Not only is it a quiet haven to escape the stresses of academic life for everyone it is an important wildlife habitat and would be disgusting to simply pave over that with yet more concrete slabs. It is the co-existence of the natural with the modern that makes the Sussex campus special - PLEASE KEEP IT THIS WAY.