I’m writing this petition because, like many of you, I’ve had several unpleasant encounters with Dylan Frost, the former frontman of Sticky Fingers. The ongoing controversy surrounding Frost and his behavior has affected many in our community, and it’s time we make a positive change.

The Lord Gladstone Hotel in Chippendale, Sydney, features a stained glass window dedicated to Sticky Fingers, but the time has come to replace it with something that better represents our community's values and cultural shift. This window should celebrate figures who genuinely embody the spirit of humour, inclusivity, and positivity. 

Therefore, I propose replacing it with one honouring some of Australia's beloved comedians: Sam Campbell, Aaron Chen, and Tom Cashman.

These individuals are not only prominent figures in the Australian comedy scene but also represent diversity and creativity, bringing joy and laughter to many. A stained glass window dedicated to them would symbolize the vibrant and inclusive nature of our community and serve as an inspiring tribute to Australian talent.

Sam, Aaron and Tom also were involved in a really great comedy room at The Lord Gladstone Hotel back in the day.

Replacing the current stained glass window is not just about removing an outdated symbol but is a step toward embracing values we can all stand by. Let us celebrate individuals who lift our spirits and genuinely make a positive impact.

Please join me in calling for the management of The Lord Gladstone Hotel to make this well-deserved change. Sign this petition to support a new era of positivity and representation at one of Sydney's iconic venues.