Worcester wishes to market itself as a destination venue based upon its fantastic heritage - these intended cuts completely undermine that boast.
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David Laverty
7 years ago
A society which does not treasure its past, is one which has no compass for its future voyage.
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David Mills
7 years ago
Archives, like libraries are an easy target for cute, but me must retain our cultural heritage.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please save this valuable resource becoming inaccessible Many of us are working hard to make the information stored at the libraries and archives available to future generations. Please do not risk our historical documents becoming damaged and unavailable to the general public
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duncan sutcliffe
7 years ago
We have a responsibility to preserve our heritage for future generations. Also Worcester wants to be a tourist city based on its heritage, we can't do that unless we preserve our heritage
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Sheridan Bird
7 years ago
We must preserve past to understand the way forward.
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Penny Smith
7 years ago
A vital resource but an easy target when looking to save money. What's the point of preserving and protecting our heritage if there aren't the staff to enable the public to access it.
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Jane Handley
7 years ago
Very concerned the 17th cent archives of the Dame Mary Yate almshouse are lodged in The Hive
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Gay Hill
7 years ago
These short sighted cuts would be devastating for many people who use the service. The access to the service is already greatly curtailed quite enough. Surely there is a better solution to this problem?
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Jacqueline Kirk
7 years ago
We thought the archives were safe in partnership with the Library and the University How wrong we were!
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Sally Dickson
7 years ago
As a local historian and researcher I know this is an excellent public service; it would be good to keep it that way.
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Mary Lennox
7 years ago
What's the point of keeping records (which costs money) if people's access to them (which can raise money) is curtailed?
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Mrs P Carroll
7 years ago
Please save our archives if they close it will be lost for ever, then how is research going to be done in future.
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Albert E H Hancocks
7 years ago
This is a threat to a service that roots us in our local environment and aids our sense of identity.
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Bob Millward
7 years ago
This is so sad. The County cannot afford to lose the expertise that enables access to, and preservation of, so many aspects of its heritage. This will undoubtedly be the case should the proposal be carried out.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is the finest archive service I have found, to curtail it with such savage cuts is total madness. They know the cost of everything but the value of nothing.
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Chris Morris
7 years ago
Save this vital resource
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W L Wood
7 years ago
The archives are a valuable resource and have been of great assistance to our Archaeological & Historical Society in its research and in providing factual information for our papers and publications
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Nicole Wright
7 years ago
With continued growing interest in the records held by archives such as these, it is senseless to reduce funding, rather more funds need to be allocated to such valuable resources.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Such a valuable resource should be retained and protected .
Worcester wishes to market itself as a destination venue based upon its fantastic heritage - these intended cuts completely undermine that boast.
A society which does not treasure its past, is one which has no compass for its future voyage.
Archives, like libraries are an easy target for cute, but me must retain our cultural heritage.
Please save this valuable resource becoming inaccessible Many of us are working hard to make the information stored at the libraries and archives available to future generations. Please do not risk our historical documents becoming damaged and unavailable to the general public
We have a responsibility to preserve our heritage for future generations. Also Worcester wants to be a tourist city based on its heritage, we can't do that unless we preserve our heritage
We must preserve past to understand the way forward.
A vital resource but an easy target when looking to save money. What's the point of preserving and protecting our heritage if there aren't the staff to enable the public to access it.
Very concerned the 17th cent archives of the Dame Mary Yate almshouse are lodged in The Hive
These short sighted cuts would be devastating for many people who use the service. The access to the service is already greatly curtailed quite enough. Surely there is a better solution to this problem?
We thought the archives were safe in partnership with the Library and the University How wrong we were!
As a local historian and researcher I know this is an excellent public service; it would be good to keep it that way.
What's the point of keeping records (which costs money) if people's access to them (which can raise money) is curtailed?
Please save our archives if they close it will be lost for ever, then how is research going to be done in future.
This is a threat to a service that roots us in our local environment and aids our sense of identity.
This is so sad. The County cannot afford to lose the expertise that enables access to, and preservation of, so many aspects of its heritage. This will undoubtedly be the case should the proposal be carried out.
This is the finest archive service I have found, to curtail it with such savage cuts is total madness. They know the cost of everything but the value of nothing.
Save this vital resource
The archives are a valuable resource and have been of great assistance to our Archaeological & Historical Society in its research and in providing factual information for our papers and publications
With continued growing interest in the records held by archives such as these, it is senseless to reduce funding, rather more funds need to be allocated to such valuable resources.
Such a valuable resource should be retained and protected .