My old school we must keep this landmark Wrexham building.
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Pauline
10 years ago
Let's keep these old buildings it our heritage
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Paul andrews
10 years ago
Typical wrexham council , no thought for protecting buildings with character and history .should this building be listed ?
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Zak Jones
10 years ago
I want to save the school, I don't know why though.
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Becky morris
10 years ago
I went to this school 1995-2000 it's beautiful building and can be used to serve Wrexham people
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Roland George
10 years ago
Once again the, ‘cough’, ‘powers that be’ demonstrate their
seeming total incompetence and almost dedication to destroying,
even eradicating the identity and history of Wrexham.
One wonders if a really thorough investigation of the path to this decision
would reveal some interesting, disturbing and possibly dark findings.
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Mandy Williams
10 years ago
Why not just renovate the old building,,this building is part of history,why are the local council set on destroying the history of the town,preserve the character of old Wrexham,we've seen the new Wrexham and many would agree it's ugly....take a look at eagles meadow
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Jadzia Luczka
10 years ago
Have the council lost the plot. Another landmark lost to Wrexham,
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Rachel Allen
10 years ago
WCBC have been allowed to destroy too many of the town's historical buildings already. This building's beautiful features should be preserved and put to good use.
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Danielle Edwards
10 years ago
This is a stunning building inside and out and should most definitely not be lost.
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Margaret Muir
10 years ago
I cant believe that the Council wants to demolish my old beautiful school. There will be nothing left of the Wrexham I grow up in. I thought that it could only be used as a school. Stop destroying Wrexham's heritage.
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Sandra Roberts
10 years ago
I cannot remember this building not standing on the corner of Chester and Powell Roads. And yes, WHY do Wrexham Council insist on destroying our historical buildings and therefore, heritage?
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Brian lever
10 years ago
Another beautiful building the council wants to demolish,typical short sighted view
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Lis Edwards
10 years ago
This school is part of Wrexhams history. If as I understand it the sale to Coleg Cambria was stopped because more school places were required, surely it would make more sense to refurbish and extend this site and reopen as a school. This would seem the most sensible and economically prudent option.
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Ruth Macdougall
10 years ago
I mother attended this school when it was the Girls school. Then my sister and i attended as Bromfield. Its staircase was amazing. would be a lovey setting for wedding photos.
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Neal Edwards
10 years ago
My mum and both her sisters attended this school in the 50s and 60s. I myself used some of the facilities for Duke of Edinburgh award activities in the evenings back in the 1990s - it is a beautiful building with a central role in the town's history - please keep it for future generations
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Carol
10 years ago
I worked in this beautiful building many years ago . Inside it has the most wonderful entrance hall and staircase. It is a good strong building with many outstanding features. Why do wrexham council consistently destroy our heritage , the old markets , the black and white buildings that once housed sugar and spice. What do they they replace them with ? Feature less tat thats what . You never see this happening in chester.
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Mr Ed
10 years ago
I attended this school between 86 to 91 and it is an excellent building that could be used for any number of things. I dont want to see it go the way of all the other buildings that once gave wrexham a unique identity. The WBC needs to get out of its "Demolition" mentality.
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G williams
10 years ago
Another case of WBC reducing a substantially built property to rubble as they did with the facia of the old market. No atmosphere in the town hence no people shopping
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valerie wright
10 years ago
This should be treats as a listed building. Make it into flats or something but don't knock it down.
My old school we must keep this landmark Wrexham building.
Let's keep these old buildings it our heritage
Typical wrexham council , no thought for protecting buildings with character and history .should this building be listed ?
I want to save the school, I don't know why though.
I went to this school 1995-2000 it's beautiful building and can be used to serve Wrexham people
Once again the, ‘cough’, ‘powers that be’ demonstrate their seeming total incompetence and almost dedication to destroying, even eradicating the identity and history of Wrexham. One wonders if a really thorough investigation of the path to this decision would reveal some interesting, disturbing and possibly dark findings.
Why not just renovate the old building,,this building is part of history,why are the local council set on destroying the history of the town,preserve the character of old Wrexham,we've seen the new Wrexham and many would agree it's ugly....take a look at eagles meadow
Have the council lost the plot. Another landmark lost to Wrexham,
WCBC have been allowed to destroy too many of the town's historical buildings already. This building's beautiful features should be preserved and put to good use.
This is a stunning building inside and out and should most definitely not be lost.
I cant believe that the Council wants to demolish my old beautiful school. There will be nothing left of the Wrexham I grow up in. I thought that it could only be used as a school. Stop destroying Wrexham's heritage.
I cannot remember this building not standing on the corner of Chester and Powell Roads. And yes, WHY do Wrexham Council insist on destroying our historical buildings and therefore, heritage?
Another beautiful building the council wants to demolish,typical short sighted view
This school is part of Wrexhams history. If as I understand it the sale to Coleg Cambria was stopped because more school places were required, surely it would make more sense to refurbish and extend this site and reopen as a school. This would seem the most sensible and economically prudent option.
I mother attended this school when it was the Girls school. Then my sister and i attended as Bromfield. Its staircase was amazing. would be a lovey setting for wedding photos.
My mum and both her sisters attended this school in the 50s and 60s. I myself used some of the facilities for Duke of Edinburgh award activities in the evenings back in the 1990s - it is a beautiful building with a central role in the town's history - please keep it for future generations
I worked in this beautiful building many years ago . Inside it has the most wonderful entrance hall and staircase. It is a good strong building with many outstanding features. Why do wrexham council consistently destroy our heritage , the old markets , the black and white buildings that once housed sugar and spice. What do they they replace them with ? Feature less tat thats what . You never see this happening in chester.
I attended this school between 86 to 91 and it is an excellent building that could be used for any number of things. I dont want to see it go the way of all the other buildings that once gave wrexham a unique identity. The WBC needs to get out of its "Demolition" mentality.
Another case of WBC reducing a substantially built property to rubble as they did with the facia of the old market. No atmosphere in the town hence no people shopping
This should be treats as a listed building. Make it into flats or something but don't knock it down.