The Hull People's Memorial
The council of the City of Kingston upon Hull should support the erection of, by public subscription, a permanent memorial to the those who served, and/or died, in the city during the bombing of the First and Second World Wars. The memorial will display the names of those who died in the bombings and those who led our city and citizens through the horrors of war and be placed centrally, over the one-time site of the Prudential Tower in Queen Victoria's Square.
See www.hullremembers.co.uk for further information.
71 signatures
Signatures
| 71 | Mike Warrington |
| 70 | Anne Atkinson |
| 69 | anthony jacques |
| 68 | David White |
| 67 | Christine Mackay |
| 66 | Allyson Dinsdale |
| 65 | Stephen Manners |
| 64 | David Morgan |
| 63 | Maureen Sharp |
| 62 | Andrew Wilson |
| 61 | Dave Bean |
| 60 | Andy Stamp |
| 59 | Pete Cook |
| 58 | Christine Butler |
| 57 | Gerald Holmes |
| 56 | Malcolm Holmes |
| 55 | james chilver |
| 54 | Sutton Museum |
| 53 | Timothy Kirkhope |
| 52 | Peter Rhodes |
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Comments
The Chairman Carole Goodair of the local Branch of the Federation of Small Businesses and her Committee all feel that the many people of Kingston Upon Hull who endured ,suffered and died should have a special Memorial
I am all for this we know how bad Hull was hit during the war
I heard a few years ago a lady on Radio Humberside wanting people to contact her with there memories of that time as there was talk of a film been made or documentary but i have not heard anything since the stories should be told the nation should know of that North East Town. Has anyone else heard of this
We should honour those brave citizens of our City.
By remembering them, we honour the spirit of Kingston-upon-Hull's people when they stood against the Luftwaffe's onslaught and won.
Never too late to honour those who bravely served, suffered and died or lived to tell the tale.
Valerie Wood. Author
I think this is a really great idea and a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 1st & 2nd world Wars.
Cllr Andy Burton
ERYC
I am pleased to inform you that this petition has been approved for publication on the Hull City Council Petitions site. The petition is now open for people to vote for and receive comments. The petition has been set to run for three months. The petition organiser can let us know straight away if they would prefer a different expiry date, by contacting the Customer Feedback Team Administration at customerfeedback@hullcc.gov.uk We will let you know if the petition receives enough votes to be sent to a council meeting for debate. This will happen if it achieves more than 1500 valid signatures. If it achieves more than 20 signatures it may still be received at a Council meeting although the final destination will be determined when the petition expires. The Council will update the website with its response to the petition after the closing date is reached. We will let the petition organiser know when the petition is closed. We will write to them within 10 days of the closing date with the details of what will happen next. Thank you. Customer Feedback Team Administration 12.01.2012