I have enjoyed many an afternoon and evening at the Grange and Teversal football club, and appreciate what a facility like this brings to the community. I am disgusted that ADC would not want to embrace this opportunity in today's financial climate in groups coming together and using a facility that is already in place and people willing to move it forward.
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stephen potter
11 years ago
good luck
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Rob Hornby
11 years ago
The people of Teversl Grange have worked hard over the years, it providess entertainment for many in the local community.
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Tracy Wilkinson
11 years ago
The Grange was great once and can be again!
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Gary Cook
11 years ago
This place has fond memories for my family, I hope that it can be saved. ADC needs to encourage sport and also help preserve the local history and culture.
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N Kendrick
11 years ago
save the grange!
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kimberley turnbull
11 years ago
i can remember working here as my first job we love walking our dog around here very peaceful
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Lisa
11 years ago
save teversal grange. We love dog walking to it.
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rebecca low
11 years ago
It should be refurnished the spave inside the main hall would make ideal wedding and party venue to hire out to cover cost, It was booked up with solid bookings week in week out with both until the last new owners took on if you can call it that. No sense what so ever to pull down what has been a party of our community and life for over 60+ years. No local wants a purpose-built centre which will only be for the spoting sides, What about all the familys here that were brought up going here it was built for this community not for a sports hall!
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gaynor slack
11 years ago
This is madness and wrong
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Jenny Guy
11 years ago
Save the Grange
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Brian Miller
11 years ago
Save the Teversal Grange
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lee davis
11 years ago
All the best, this is a disgrace, ADC need to take a long hard look at themselves!!
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Andrew Gregory
11 years ago
Former Teversal under 17 cricketer, now living in Kent. This affect generations of people now and in the future.
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Tom Wright
11 years ago
Dulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust are trying to own their football club as a community, could be worth getting in touch, see if they have any help.
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Ian Price
11 years ago
Best of luck in your endeavours
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Carmen Embling
11 years ago
its wrong to pull the building down. £120000 is a lots of money.
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Joyce Betts
11 years ago
would be a shame to demolish it.
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Paul Adkin
11 years ago
great cause and great opportunities for the community
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I have enjoyed many an afternoon and evening at the Grange and Teversal football club, and appreciate what a facility like this brings to the community. I am disgusted that ADC would not want to embrace this opportunity in today's financial climate in groups coming together and using a facility that is already in place and people willing to move it forward.
good luck
The people of Teversl Grange have worked hard over the years, it providess entertainment for many in the local community.
The Grange was great once and can be again!
This place has fond memories for my family, I hope that it can be saved. ADC needs to encourage sport and also help preserve the local history and culture.
save the grange!
i can remember working here as my first job we love walking our dog around here very peaceful
save teversal grange. We love dog walking to it.
It should be refurnished the spave inside the main hall would make ideal wedding and party venue to hire out to cover cost, It was booked up with solid bookings week in week out with both until the last new owners took on if you can call it that. No sense what so ever to pull down what has been a party of our community and life for over 60+ years. No local wants a purpose-built centre which will only be for the spoting sides, What about all the familys here that were brought up going here it was built for this community not for a sports hall!
This is madness and wrong
Save the Grange
Save the Teversal Grange
All the best, this is a disgrace, ADC need to take a long hard look at themselves!!
Former Teversal under 17 cricketer, now living in Kent. This affect generations of people now and in the future.
Dulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust are trying to own their football club as a community, could be worth getting in touch, see if they have any help.
Best of luck in your endeavours
its wrong to pull the building down. £120000 is a lots of money.
would be a shame to demolish it.
great cause and great opportunities for the community