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More comments on plans for historic Elephant Tea Rooms building.

June Wintrip: It's a beautiful building, always look at it when I walk past. This building is worth preserving unlike the flat roofed buildings of the 60s.

Lisa Hurley: Well I hope they do it correctly, not much history left in Sunderland now.

Brian Roffe: Well done Sunderland Council. More good news for our City. You have to wonder whether the naysayers have actually read the article.

Mandi Green: That would be amazing, for once they want to preserve rather than destroy, hope it goes through.

Lisa Coates: The fact that they are going to try and restore it, take out those awful windows and replace with similar to the original ones can only be a good thing . For once not just tearing down a building.

Joanne Davison: Great news. Looking forward to seeing it finished.

Tom Carroll: No faith in Sunderland council, just look at the mess they've already created, it speaks for itself.

Stuart Porthouse: Excellent proposals, looking forward to the completion.

John McClements: Brilliant building get it renovated and reopened please, as should Sydenham house on Fawcett Street, proper Victorian heritage.

Jim Tansey: Upper levels are breathtaki­ng but the ground floor has been butchered beyond belief.

Jean Gauden: Well nice to hear the Councillor­s make the decision. What about the publics’ input?

Paul Brewis: I think its a stunning facade and should be fully restored and the cheap shop fronts replaced.

Chris Poulton: W e need to look forward and celebrate that we are now trying to maintain and bring back our history. Elephant tearooms, Mackies Corner, Doxfords gate, Old Fire Station, Minsters, developmen­t, buildings on the seafront etc.

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