We, the undersigned, believe that the Packhorse Inn serves a crucial role in the life of Southstoke Village and so permission should not be granted for ' change of use' to Residential, Office, or any other commercial purpose.
The response to the campaign for the Packhorse Inn has grown beyond my initial expectations. This surge of interest demonstrates how deeply the community values this landmark.
Reached 100 supporters
May 9, 2012
May 7, 2012
The momentum surrounding our petition for the Packhorse Inn is building steadily as we move toward the milestone of one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors to ensure we reach that threshold before the upcoming planning review.
6 Comments
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Tom Davies
10 years ago
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This superb ancient hostelry is one of the jewels in the crown of Bath's beautiful hinterland. To lose it would be like losing The George at Norton St. Philip.
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Susan Dowell
11 years ago
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We have happy memories of times spent with friends in the lovely gardens at the Packhorse and would like to think other people will enjoy the same opportunity in the future.
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Bruce Dowell
11 years ago
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This was a wonderful traditional country pub and should be saved for future generations to enjoy.
S
Sarah Abbott
14 years ago
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KEEP IT A PUB! Southstoke needs this place, it's the heart of the village.
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Dave Reed
14 years ago
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Spent so many afternoons in the garden here. Would be a crying shame to see it turned into offices.
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Mark Jordan
14 years ago
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Classic old building with heaps of character. Do not let them change it. We need to save our local pubs.
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We, the undersigned, believe that the Packhorse Inn serves a crucial role in the life of Southstoke Village and so permission should not be granted for ' change of use' to Residential, Office, or any other commercial purpose.
The response to the campaign for the Packhorse Inn has grown beyond my initial expectations. This surge of interest demonstrates how deeply the community values this landmark.
Reached 100 supporters
May 9, 2012
May 7, 2012
The momentum surrounding our petition for the Packhorse Inn is building steadily as we move toward the milestone of one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to forward this link to your neighbors to ensure we reach that threshold before the upcoming planning review.
6 Comments
T
Tom Davies
10 years ago
Featured
This superb ancient hostelry is one of the jewels in the crown of Bath's beautiful hinterland. To lose it would be like losing The George at Norton St. Philip.
S
Susan Dowell
11 years ago
Featured
We have happy memories of times spent with friends in the lovely gardens at the Packhorse and would like to think other people will enjoy the same opportunity in the future.
B
Bruce Dowell
11 years ago
Featured
This was a wonderful traditional country pub and should be saved for future generations to enjoy.
S
Sarah Abbott
14 years ago
Featured
KEEP IT A PUB! Southstoke needs this place, it's the heart of the village.
D
Dave Reed
14 years ago
Featured
Spent so many afternoons in the garden here. Would be a crying shame to see it turned into offices.
M
Mark Jordan
14 years ago
Featured
Classic old building with heaps of character. Do not let them change it. We need to save our local pubs.
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This superb ancient hostelry is one of the jewels in the crown of Bath's beautiful hinterland. To lose it would be like losing The George at Norton St. Philip.