It is a beautiful building, to change it would be sacrilege, it is history.
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Kevin marston
11 years ago
It looks a real eyesore
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Veronica Hutchings
11 years ago
Sorry I can't attend this evening but I cannot believe that this would even be considered. Ruining an iconic building when a back entrance to the hall would be so much more sensible for disabled access. It's common sense but not a lot of that has been used. Please stop now!
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Sarah
11 years ago
Ffs
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Francine Drew
11 years ago
why change an iconic building?
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Angie May
11 years ago
what a travesty
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Jayne Talbot
11 years ago
Surely a different and better solution could be thought of to preserve the beauty and character of this important building…..
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P I LUGG
11 years ago
Disgraceful planning decision by Cornwall county council. What were they thinking of?
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Maggie Cape
11 years ago
What was wrong with the way it looked - it was one of Penzance's most beautiful buildings all to be changed for what?
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Malcolm Rowe
11 years ago
I support the current maintaining the current facade of St. John's Hall. I grew up near Penzance and the building deserves its grace and beauty.
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Bob Bridges
11 years ago
Instead of altering our decent historical buildings, let the shopkeepers and restaurant owners of the town decorate their buildings in different and cheerful colours to brighten up the dowdy streets of Penzance as allowed in towns of Southern Ireland.
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jean elizabeth small
11 years ago
Words fail me with cornwall county council.....shame on them!!!
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Val Kaute
11 years ago
County Council a disgrace
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Richard Clemo
11 years ago
Cornwall council total lack of respect for our heritage
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graham calderwood
11 years ago
awful idea to spoil the front entrance; just think the fuss made on changing windows to plastic on a grade 2 listed building ! Then this
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Cherie
11 years ago
Such a beautiful building destroyed surly there must be a better way to fit a disabled accesses.
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nigel gray
11 years ago
save the frontage of St John's Hall Penzance. It's part of our community and heritage
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Stella allen
11 years ago
It's a dreadful shame to be ruining such a beautiful building.
I don't understand that if we have to cut back on our spending. Why on earth are we spending all this money on such a lovely building.
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Richard Curnow
11 years ago
another fine mess. What a total waste of money. Sack the lot.
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Ian Walsh
11 years ago
As a Penzance-born person I hate to see such a historic building being ruined by this additional work.
It is a beautiful building, to change it would be sacrilege, it is history.
It looks a real eyesore
Sorry I can't attend this evening but I cannot believe that this would even be considered. Ruining an iconic building when a back entrance to the hall would be so much more sensible for disabled access. It's common sense but not a lot of that has been used. Please stop now!
Ffs
why change an iconic building?
what a travesty
Surely a different and better solution could be thought of to preserve the beauty and character of this important building…..
Disgraceful planning decision by Cornwall county council. What were they thinking of?
What was wrong with the way it looked - it was one of Penzance's most beautiful buildings all to be changed for what?
I support the current maintaining the current facade of St. John's Hall. I grew up near Penzance and the building deserves its grace and beauty.
Instead of altering our decent historical buildings, let the shopkeepers and restaurant owners of the town decorate their buildings in different and cheerful colours to brighten up the dowdy streets of Penzance as allowed in towns of Southern Ireland.
Words fail me with cornwall county council.....shame on them!!!
County Council a disgrace
Cornwall council total lack of respect for our heritage
awful idea to spoil the front entrance; just think the fuss made on changing windows to plastic on a grade 2 listed building ! Then this
Such a beautiful building destroyed surly there must be a better way to fit a disabled accesses.
save the frontage of St John's Hall Penzance. It's part of our community and heritage
It's a dreadful shame to be ruining such a beautiful building. I don't understand that if we have to cut back on our spending. Why on earth are we spending all this money on such a lovely building.
another fine mess. What a total waste of money. Sack the lot.
As a Penzance-born person I hate to see such a historic building being ruined by this additional work.