Demolish It Now Building in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands*

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Demolish It Now Building

• Plantsbrook House, the head office of Dignity Funerals. (Never work there they only give people 3 months contracts - book your funeral with the Co-op, a far more professional operation).
• The multi-storey car park on top of the Sainsbury Centre - it is terrible. (Cheaper than parking in the Gracechurch Centre car park though...)
• The new CALA development on Brassinton Avenue, let's kill it before it takes over the town centre.
• New Subway
• falcon lodge
• dat carpark on victoria road annoys !
• Railway Station, smells like dog piss! Needs a good scrub or best still just yankit down and start again.

• BISHOP VESEY, FULL OF STUCK UP TOFFS
• indoor market especialy the cafe where smokers have no consideration for people eating
• The whole town centre - knock it down and start again - once all the ali-g-alikes and sharons clear off
• Sutton Girls- ive had to look at this shithole for the past seven years of my life
• Gracechurch shopping centre
• odeon john willmott school sutton college
• RB's pumphouse (formerly Rosies)to stop a Friday morning of regret after paying to go in there!

• Marks & Spencers
• Gracechurg shopping centre (bring back the old shopfronts)
• John Wilmott School!
• The Case is Altered, nuff said
• Goodbye Parker's Taxi Rank! The days of your little hut hideout are numbered! I love Parkers Taxis. They deserve a better building.
• The Lanes Shopping Centre, Wylde Green
• Fairfax and Plantsbrook Schools. Full of Kappa Slappa's and troublemakers. Most of whom do not even live in Sutton Coldfield
• Bishop Vesey Grammar School. Auschwitz prisoners had it easier. I told them I wanted to work in broadcasting, but the all-knowing careers masters said I'd never do it, and to get a bank job. I've been a BRMB DJ, and I'm now a BBC cameraman, so up yours, Big John!
• Belwell's at Mere Green - stuck in 1985 or what?
• The entire town centre 1974-2000.
• Gracechurch Shopping Centre car park, bloody awful. Only redeeming feature is that its sight let's you know you've reached Sutton on the train from Brum.......
• PLease demolish the newly constructed Allders shopping 'complex'. Praise be to mock-Tudor!
• Most of the town centre! I miss the old shops on the Parade that had character that were demolished in the 70's to make way for the Gracechurch Centre. Sutton town centre is now a characterless concrete monstrosity.
• The Halfway House. Preferably WITH the management inside.
• Barleys in Mere Green.........need I say more?

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