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Save Maidstone Barracks

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Terry Bolton
9 years ago

I fully support the petition to keep the Invicta Park barracks open.

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Gary Owen
9 years ago

The barracks is an integral part of our town and we feel extremely proud of our service men and women who have served our country and town so well over many years. Please do not erase this history. Maidstone is a military town.

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Mrs Hazel Gotts
9 years ago

I believe it is better to have the military as part of the town, rather than creating huge military bases. Also we have already had a big number of new housing estates in Maidstone - with no improvement to the roads.

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Badri Rai
9 years ago

We love our barracks and it's got close ties with Gurkhas and local communities.

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Helene Marler
9 years ago

Maidstone does not need more housing. It needs more jobs, more training opportunities and a bypass. Building housing will give short term employment opportunities to skilled workers in specific trades. It will not provide the long term opportunities needed by this town.

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Jennifer Taylor
9 years ago

Maidstone will miss the barracks and all associated with it. We do not need more housing especially as Royal Engineers Way will have two more housing developments if agreed by Council. Maidstone Barracks has a long history and a shame if it is demolished.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The Gurkhas have been offering such a helpful and vital role. The Barracks have been open for 220 years in Maidstones let's keep them open.

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James
9 years ago

Nothing To Say

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Robert Montagu
9 years ago

My wife and I entirely agree all your stated reasons for saving Maidstone's barracks. If closed and redeveloped Maidstone will be diminished and we shall all lose out in many ways.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I don't llike the wat the Gurkas are being treated.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The Gurkhas deserve stability but other units might be better located elsewhere

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Peter Limbert
9 years ago

I strongly oppose the closure of Maidstone Barracks

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chris Barker
9 years ago

another disgrace.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

IP

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Lisa Coy
9 years ago

This is a military and historical landmark and has a lot of standing in the community. Please save the barracks

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James A Chandler
9 years ago

Building 800 houses in the centre of a town whose infrastructure can barely cope as it is is seems unwise; to do so by evicting 800 Gurkhas and their families seems shortsighted in the extreme.

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Joyce tusk
9 years ago

We need to keep the good things in our lives Once gone we can't get it back. Let's keep what's good

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James Lakeland
9 years ago

An unwanted eviction of a fully integrated Group of families.

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James Wall
9 years ago

This just isn't right. I constantly meet these guys out on a training run and they always have a smile and a 'good morning'. We need more of these people in our society not less.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

It will be shame to see the Barracks close!!