Submitted on Friday 19th December 2014
Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)
Fix Charlie Chaplin's Cane
In 1981, actor Sir Ralph Richardson unveiled the statue of film star Charlie Chaplin in Leicester square.
During the 2012 renovation of Leicester square the statue was removed.
In late 2013, the statue of beloved film star Charlie Chaplin was reinstated and relocated outside the Prince Charles Cinema (minus the plinth).
A few months ago, the statue was defaced. Chaplin's trademark cane that the statue appeared to be leaning on was torn off.
This is not only a great piece of the Square's history but a wonderful memorial of a much loved icon that see's many tourists every day which now has a great many people disappointed at it's neglected state. It's only right that this statue should be repaired.
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