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Thank you everyone for your replies and support, the petition is up and running, early days, but I need your help.
I am planning to do Bell Block , foot slogging , the CBD and the airport; I don't expect you to do this but some of you have asked me for the petition form so they can take it to friends, family, clubs, work etc.
When I did the petition for the walkway past John Matthews' factory a lot of people did the same, and took petition forms around friend family etc, and it is that which was the most successful method.
If you feel you can help in this way, I can email, post or deliver the form to you.
Obviously if people have signed the online petition the must not sign the paper form.
It is creating traction but we need everyone who feels disenfranchised and annoyed by this decision to stand up and fight for our history.
I look forward to hearing from you as many of you as possible.
Thank you in anticipation
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