Sign up for Blackpool - The petition goes to Downing Street

Sign up for Blackpool - The petition goes to Downing Street


Nick Thompson of Blackpool Pleasure Beach signs the Gazette's ' Sign Up for Blackpool ' petition	L-R Landlord Steve Norris, Kevin Marshall, Bev Nicholson, Tracy Hodgson and Denise Abbott. / Sign Up for Blackpool Campaign	Colin Asplin and Derrick Ellershaw sign the petition at the Hotel and Guesthouse Association office


(L-R) Mayor of Wyre Peter Hawley, Mayor of Blackpool Allan Matthews and Mayor of Fylde Harold Butler sign the petition at Blackpool Town Hall	(L-R) Mayor of Wyre Peter Hawley, Mayor of Blackpool Allan Matthews and Mayor of Fylde Harold Butler sign the petition at Blackpool Town Hall	Gazette News Editor Jon Rhodes looks through some of the many Gazette Casino Campaign petitions at Avroe House


Crazy Scots Bar's Hamish Howitt with his petition	Town crier Barry McQueen rallying up members of the Blackpool public to sign the Gazette campaign petition	Vox pop on latest supercasino petition. Gazette Sign Up for Blackpool Campaign Eleanor Rankine.


Area dean Rev Simon Cox signing the Gazette's casino petition.	Cinzia Spiteri signing after the Supercasino decision went to Manchester rather than Blackpool.	Save the Supercasino campaign at Blackpool Sports Centre. From left, Dorothy Hajioannou, Maureen Magee and Allan Maxfield.


Save the Supercasino campaign at Blackpool Sports Centre. Connie Hodges.	Thomas Heaney signing after the Supercasino decision went to Manchester rather than Blackpool.	Barbara Carlson signing after the Supercasino decision went to Manchester rather than Blackpool.


Save the Supercasino campaign at Blackpool Sports Centre. Jean Bottomley.	Save the Supercasino campaign at Blackpool Central Library. Sharon McIntyre.	Robert Pollard signing after the Supercasino decision went to Manchester rather than Blackpool.


Save the Supercasino campaign at Blackpool Central Library. Mark Henderson and son William.	Patricia Whatmough signing after the Supercasino decision went to Manchester rather than Blackpool.	Town crier Barry McQueen rallying up members of the Blackpool public to sign the Gazette campaign petition