My Grandfather's name is on this Memorial - it is part of Market Harborough's history and deserves to be saved.
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Matthew Ward
12 years ago
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even from down here in NZ, i can remember looking at the names and thinking thank you, this needs saving it is part of Harborough, and its people.
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Denis Kenyon
12 years ago
The rightful new home for the portico is the Memorial Gardens
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Faith Sulley
12 years ago
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My wife's father Jack Sulley is on thmemorial. He served in Egypt and Palestine. For the rest his life he suffered FROM malaria caught there. Sulley is an old Harborough family. Please keep the memorial.
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Faith Sulley
12 years ago
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My Dad is named as are my Granddad and uncle (WWBrown of the building company) . With so many names it must be secured for the Town in a safe place.
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Alex. Johnston
12 years ago
This is a responsibility not an option
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Jo hancock
12 years ago
It is so important to keep their memory alive!
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Phil.Woodbridge
12 years ago
They gave so much to safer guard are future freedom.We must not forget their service.
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Rosamond Gallant
12 years ago
It would be dishonourable not to preserve this memorial
I have at least 7 relatives on the memorial
My Grandfather and his brothers are named on the memorial and I hope that its future is protected.
My Grandfather and his brothers are named on the memorial and I hope that its future is protected.
The very fact that the memorial was paid for by the 'public' warrants being consulted with regards to its future.
This monument belongs to the towns people who paid for it - not the Health Authority. Let's have some honest respect.
The people of Harborough paid for the cottage Hospital which the NHS then acquired so they have a duty to preserve the Memorial
In memory of Frank Dunkley
In memory of (uncle) Frank Dunkley who was killed in action inFrance
In memory of Frank Dunkley who was killed in action in France.
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My Grandfather's name is on this Memorial - it is part of Market Harborough's history and deserves to be saved.
even from down here in NZ, i can remember looking at the names and thinking thank you, this needs saving it is part of Harborough, and its people.
The rightful new home for the portico is the Memorial Gardens
My wife's father Jack Sulley is on thmemorial. He served in Egypt and Palestine. For the rest his life he suffered FROM malaria caught there. Sulley is an old Harborough family. Please keep the memorial.
My Dad is named as are my Granddad and uncle (WWBrown of the building company) . With so many names it must be secured for the Town in a safe place.
This is a responsibility not an option
It is so important to keep their memory alive!
They gave so much to safer guard are future freedom.We must not forget their service.
It would be dishonourable not to preserve this memorial
"Lest we forget"