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Save Pype Hayes Hall
Pype Hayes Park
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Residents backing it
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Raised with the council
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Work under way
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The problem
Pype Hayes Hall, built in 1630, was sold by the council in 2014 for just £25,000 on the promise of a hotel and spa. More than a decade later nothing has been built and the hall is fenced off and falling apart. Residents have called it "an absolute blight on the park".
What we're asking for
- The council to publish what the buyer agreed to do, and by when
- Action under listed building law to stop further decay
- A public conversation about new uses, such as a café, public toilets or a community centre
How you can help
Back this priority and tell us in the comments what you would like the hall to become.
25 more backers to the next goal
0 backing so far. At 25: Danny raises it formally with the council.
Action taken
Danny's office is assessing this priority. Updates will appear here.
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