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A concert hall is a good idea IMO
12:14 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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I think a concern hall would be a good idea too.
12:15 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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Concert...
12:15 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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The Dame Vera Lynn Royal Festival Hall?
12:32 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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I hope that they run this by BLM etc., remember their's is the defining opinion on everything at the moment, mustn't upset their delicate sensibilities.
12:51 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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Not one for statues myself, they tend to be rather ugly representations of the person they are supposed to portray. I wouldnt object to it like I wouldnt object to most statues.
13:25 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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too white obviously......
13:27 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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Dame Vera Lynn didn't change the course of history but she made a great contribution to the war effort by entertaining the troops and bringing moral to them. I think she should be commemorated in some way and if this is in the way of a statue, why not have it in the place she was born and died? East Sussex.
13:41 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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Barsel, she was born in East Ham, in the east end of London.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vera_Lynn
17:29 Tue 23rd Jun 2020
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Maggibee , I’m a bit perplexed too to be honest
Why?
17:33 Tue 23rd Jun 2020

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