Save The Art Room

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Rye in East Sussex is famous as a destination for artists of all shapes, sizes, styles and hues.

From Paul Nash to Louis Turpin via Edward Burra and Dora Carrington, Rye has nurtured and inspired great artists.

Yet the one publicly owned and "hireable" studio in Rye, is under threat of demolition.

There's more information below, but time is tight. A planning application which could mean the destruction of The Art Room will be heard on 7th January 2011


Friday, 31 December 2010

College calls century-old extension ‘modern’ - Local News - Rye Battle Observer

College calls century-old extension ‘modern’ - Local News - Rye Battle Observer
Posted by hugh at 01:22
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What can I do?

You can email richard.wilson@rother.gov.uk saying you object to planning application RR/2004/3202/P as it will result in the destruction of a listed building.

You could say that there is no community support for the plans and that there is a viable alternative use as outlined by the Fletcher in Rye CIC

You can also go to the Facebook page Save The Art Room - Rye and express your support.

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