Save Goldhawk Road Shops

Don't rip down history! The area is fine as it is.

Childhood memories. Leave these shops alone. Must everything be demolished for profit ?

Please save the fabric shops they are owned by such lovely people.

SAVE GOLDHAWK ROAD

No way that shop should close,my family used it for years and my auntie worked there

Please don't replace this building with 20th century concret

I first went to Cooks pie and mash shop in 1966 and still visit with my family.

Please Leave our Pie n Mash shop, where it stands, It is a good wholesome meal for us that we senior citizens have enjoyed for very many years since we were children ourselves going in there with our parents. I speak for myself, and I am sure many,many others like me feel the same. We have also encouraged our own Children to eat the meal, They are the next generation to carry on the tradition, as long as the Council see,s sense, and respect our wishes. Please save our, Pie and Mash Shop, for future generations Thank You Jack Harris

STOP making everything the same .KEEP individuality PROTECT small businesses

Do what the people want for once... not the property investors!

Stop now! Save goldhawk road shops!

While I understand there is in some cases a necessity for modernisation, I believe, particularly in the case of Shepherds Bush and the Goldhawk Road area in Cookes Pie and Mash shop is situated alongside the bus atation and the Shepherds Bush market. Areas like this should be kept as they hold some historic significance to the area. If we carried on bulldozing and developing everywhere there would be no history left for our children to witness and appreciate.

Architecture like this is a key part of Britain's history and needs to be saved for future generations. Do not repeat the mistakes of the 1960's when historical buildings were replaced by concrete monstrosities.

This is a slice for real London and should not be gentrified. London risks being turned into a museum and the only people who can afford to live there are rich foreigners.

I lived im the bush twenty yrs my kids where born there as was their father its part of the edge that nish jas got tween residents visitors and expats like me who lobe to return to the haunts we grew to love n b part of we lose enuff of our heritage and we want cookies to stay its change over the yrs but clientle that return ti.e after time tells u it would ne wrong to relocate or remove so hear my voice along with the others even altho im now in worksop notts wen i cut thro bush market n get to pie n mash shop i know im b Home Carol Houlden .

The pie n mash shops been there as long as i can remember many famous scenes have been shot there fro movies to serials dont take ye good old pie n mash shop away it be tantamout to knocking good old shepherds bush market down have a heart let em stay for all of us too.

You cant knock it down, its part of our heritage. We want to show our kids, an still visit there. Apparently your taking shepherds bush market away. You cant do that. Where will we visit when we go?? Flats??

Please Save Cooke's!!! It is one of a dying breed in London..... I grew up eating pie & mash from there. Just the mere wiff of the vinegar and liquor brings back warm fuzzy memories...

Surely this can be saved. Not so slowly, the character of Much of London is disappearing, a great shame. Hopefully they will see sense on this one...but don t hold your breath. BoJo is always on the side of the developers, rather sad.

This is part our history and should be preserved. New premises are not the same and never will be.