Soon there will be nothing left in this town worth preserving!
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Suzanne kendrick
10 years ago
It's disgusting that the council would demolish this building.
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Noel Martin Davies
10 years ago
We need to keep buildings of beauty and interest in the town....not destroy them just because there's money to be made.
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Anne Williams King
10 years ago
Why, O why does Wrexham always want to go all out to destroy our heritage, ruining the character of the town by demolishing all our beautiful old historic buildings. .
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Janet Gallimore
10 years ago
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The historic entrance, staircase, hall and quadrangle are worthy of caring preservation: it is appalling to see the Council letting this iconic building fall into disrepair, and it is an insult to those who studied there & cherished it in the past.
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Jean Button
10 years ago
A lovely building, perfect to be re-used either for education or the community. Such a shame to see it now when it used to be a school Wrexham was proud of.
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Tony Roberts
10 years ago
This is a beautiful building, should be saved. My friend Diane Wilmot attended this school. Good luck
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Cliff Jones
10 years ago
One again shame on WMBC if they distroy this building.
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Ann Lloyd Hopkins
10 years ago
In memory of our dear neighbour, Miss M.M. Copland, who was Headmistress at Grove Park for many years.
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audrey williams
10 years ago
should be saved for further generations maybe as educational use
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Gaenor Davies
10 years ago
A typical response by Wrexham Council. All the decent buildings in Wrexham have long gone let us keep this iconic building for future generations.
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Sonya Shepherd
10 years ago
It is a beautiful building less than one hundred years old. It would make a lovely combined primary and secondary school for the future. The council will never be able to afford to replace it with a primary school that matches its quality. Its beauty should be enhanced with a modern touch rather than destroyed and lost for ever. They don't build them like they used to is becoming more and more the case. Save rather than destroy.
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Ann Jenkins
10 years ago
This building is part of the Wrexham landscape and iconic landmark. Typical Wrexham council bent n destroying anything with heritage!!
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Delyth Liddington
10 years ago
My dad was very proud to have taught here. He had very fond memories of his colleagues, pupils and the building itself. Don't let the few destroy what is important to the many.
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Paul Davies
10 years ago
We have lost enough of Wrexham due to past administrations of this council
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Keith Samuels
10 years ago
We have already lost to much of Wrexham's Heritage,
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Gary Thomas
10 years ago
This building is part of Wrexham's history, it has to be preserved for future generations.
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C Mitchell
10 years ago
This building was left with a strict proviso on its use. Wxm council must not look for ways to skirt around the le act but on ways to keep this beautiful building.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't lose this beautiful school it's steeped in history for our little town
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Dilys Moore
10 years ago
This is one of the very few buildings in Wrexham that has so much personal and historic value for so many. The town is becoming very segmented with very little of our heritage left.
Soon there will be nothing left in this town worth preserving!
It's disgusting that the council would demolish this building.
We need to keep buildings of beauty and interest in the town....not destroy them just because there's money to be made.
Why, O why does Wrexham always want to go all out to destroy our heritage, ruining the character of the town by demolishing all our beautiful old historic buildings. .
The historic entrance, staircase, hall and quadrangle are worthy of caring preservation: it is appalling to see the Council letting this iconic building fall into disrepair, and it is an insult to those who studied there & cherished it in the past.
A lovely building, perfect to be re-used either for education or the community. Such a shame to see it now when it used to be a school Wrexham was proud of.
This is a beautiful building, should be saved. My friend Diane Wilmot attended this school. Good luck
One again shame on WMBC if they distroy this building.
In memory of our dear neighbour, Miss M.M. Copland, who was Headmistress at Grove Park for many years.
should be saved for further generations maybe as educational use
A typical response by Wrexham Council. All the decent buildings in Wrexham have long gone let us keep this iconic building for future generations.
It is a beautiful building less than one hundred years old. It would make a lovely combined primary and secondary school for the future. The council will never be able to afford to replace it with a primary school that matches its quality. Its beauty should be enhanced with a modern touch rather than destroyed and lost for ever. They don't build them like they used to is becoming more and more the case. Save rather than destroy.
This building is part of the Wrexham landscape and iconic landmark. Typical Wrexham council bent n destroying anything with heritage!!
My dad was very proud to have taught here. He had very fond memories of his colleagues, pupils and the building itself. Don't let the few destroy what is important to the many.
We have lost enough of Wrexham due to past administrations of this council
We have already lost to much of Wrexham's Heritage,
This building is part of Wrexham's history, it has to be preserved for future generations.
This building was left with a strict proviso on its use. Wxm council must not look for ways to skirt around the le act but on ways to keep this beautiful building.
Don't lose this beautiful school it's steeped in history for our little town
This is one of the very few buildings in Wrexham that has so much personal and historic value for so many. The town is becoming very segmented with very little of our heritage left.