It is an utter disgrace that the council are even contemplating tearing down this beautiful building, let alone that they have agreed it! Absolutely shocking, hoping that they'll see sense and that save this beautiful build.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It is time to stop vandalising Wrexham's heritage. This has happened several times in the past and such action is not representative of the voter's views.
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Joanne allen
10 years ago
Wrexham people should decide what happens to this building.
WCBC show they are useless at making decisions look at our town!
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Marilyn Fearon
10 years ago
This was an impressive building that I attended during 1960s. It made a real impact on me and it has to be worth renovating and preserving. The clusters, the balcony, the elegance of the whole place... Please preserve it.
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Gwenda Strong
10 years ago
This is a lovely historical building that is part of Wrexham's heritage and should not be demolished . If it is not required for educational purposes then it could be used for cultural purposes.
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Hilary Evans
10 years ago
Grove Park School stands out as a building of significant historical interest. Too many of Wrexham's historical and beautiful buildings have been destroyed in the name of progress or to line somebody's pocket. It's about time Wrexham planners think about what used to make the town great and strive to make it great again
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Leeann fleet
10 years ago
stop tearing our beautiful town apart. Enough is enough.
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Paula Duffy
10 years ago
Don't destroy Wrexham any more. Not many lovely buildings left. This building could be restored to former glory and put to very good use.
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Sandra Edwards
10 years ago
If this building can survive years of neglect, it can surely outlast and subsequent building with Wrexham's usual life expectancy of 40yrs, (as said with Plas Madoc and many others).
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Sarah Evans
10 years ago
A lovely building which holds memories for many generations. Please do not demolish this
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Mandy williams
10 years ago
Rebuild not demolish,learn from the eyesore that is eagles meadow we like our towns old buildings LEAVE THEM ALONE
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Jean Jones
10 years ago
Let us hope that Wrexham CB Councillors learn by the past mistakes of their predecessors & open their eyes to the carnage that they brought upon our once beautiful town!!
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Bridget Prole
10 years ago
Such a waste if this gets demolished
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Roland George
10 years ago
Philistines ... hands off!!!
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Alison Davis
10 years ago
Lovely building, for goodness sake council, listen to people for once. My mum age 78 went to school here and so did I, left in 1978, great place.
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julie davies
10 years ago
Do not demolish the remainder of our beautiful school, which should be preserved and refurbished as part of Wrexham's heritage. A handful of people with a bit of power should not be allowed to ride roughshod over the citizens of Wrexham . Demolition is planned for April this must not be allowed to happen. I believe Graham Evans Wrexham's previous Chief Planning Officer now sadly deceased would be turning in his grave as he truly cared about preserving Wrexham's heritage. Remember Wrexham Council Exec Board have members who are Wrexham born and bred they should hang there heads in shame .
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Janice hughes
10 years ago
This is a beautiful building that needs preserving do not pull down another piece of history
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Susan Laurie nee Rogers
10 years ago
My happiest childhood days were spent at Bromfield. The building has so much potential and can offer so much to the community of Wrexham.
The counsellors of Wrexham need to stop burying their heads in the sand and start listening to the town's people and what they want.
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Barbara Davies ne Wall
10 years ago
It would be a disgrace to demolish this lovely red brick building which holds many memories for it`s ex pupils. Surely some use could be found for it.
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Jamie Harvey
10 years ago
I am a local builder who has always admired this building. It would be Criminal to demolish this lovely quality brick building which can be put to so many uses. I cannot believe Councillors have voted to demolish this Historical building which has so much potential!
It is an utter disgrace that the council are even contemplating tearing down this beautiful building, let alone that they have agreed it! Absolutely shocking, hoping that they'll see sense and that save this beautiful build.
It is time to stop vandalising Wrexham's heritage. This has happened several times in the past and such action is not representative of the voter's views.
Wrexham people should decide what happens to this building. WCBC show they are useless at making decisions look at our town!
This was an impressive building that I attended during 1960s. It made a real impact on me and it has to be worth renovating and preserving. The clusters, the balcony, the elegance of the whole place... Please preserve it.
This is a lovely historical building that is part of Wrexham's heritage and should not be demolished . If it is not required for educational purposes then it could be used for cultural purposes.
Grove Park School stands out as a building of significant historical interest. Too many of Wrexham's historical and beautiful buildings have been destroyed in the name of progress or to line somebody's pocket. It's about time Wrexham planners think about what used to make the town great and strive to make it great again
stop tearing our beautiful town apart. Enough is enough.
Don't destroy Wrexham any more. Not many lovely buildings left. This building could be restored to former glory and put to very good use.
If this building can survive years of neglect, it can surely outlast and subsequent building with Wrexham's usual life expectancy of 40yrs, (as said with Plas Madoc and many others).
A lovely building which holds memories for many generations. Please do not demolish this
Rebuild not demolish,learn from the eyesore that is eagles meadow we like our towns old buildings LEAVE THEM ALONE
Let us hope that Wrexham CB Councillors learn by the past mistakes of their predecessors & open their eyes to the carnage that they brought upon our once beautiful town!!
Such a waste if this gets demolished
Philistines ... hands off!!!
Lovely building, for goodness sake council, listen to people for once. My mum age 78 went to school here and so did I, left in 1978, great place.
Do not demolish the remainder of our beautiful school, which should be preserved and refurbished as part of Wrexham's heritage. A handful of people with a bit of power should not be allowed to ride roughshod over the citizens of Wrexham . Demolition is planned for April this must not be allowed to happen. I believe Graham Evans Wrexham's previous Chief Planning Officer now sadly deceased would be turning in his grave as he truly cared about preserving Wrexham's heritage. Remember Wrexham Council Exec Board have members who are Wrexham born and bred they should hang there heads in shame .
This is a beautiful building that needs preserving do not pull down another piece of history
My happiest childhood days were spent at Bromfield. The building has so much potential and can offer so much to the community of Wrexham. The counsellors of Wrexham need to stop burying their heads in the sand and start listening to the town's people and what they want.
It would be a disgrace to demolish this lovely red brick building which holds many memories for it`s ex pupils. Surely some use could be found for it.
I am a local builder who has always admired this building. It would be Criminal to demolish this lovely quality brick building which can be put to so many uses. I cannot believe Councillors have voted to demolish this Historical building which has so much potential!