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Jayne West's avatar

This is exactly the kind of issue which leads residents to believe there has been no change from the old, obstinate, difficult to work with .. CC days. So the local tax payer is being asked to pay the local tax payer for a building given to the local tax payer for community use and which will support community wellbeing, pride and the public realm. Surely the only question at that meeting should be - how do we make this happen as quickly and seemlessly as possible.

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Barometer's avatar

What this sorry little saga exposes (once again) is the fatuity of having town councillors who are also unitary councillors. Anyone who fondly imagines that having unitary councillors on the town council gives a direct line for the interests of the town to be brought to the attention of the unitary is gravely mistaken - the unitary councillors merely act as an axis for control of the town council by the unitary. I hope people remember this next May.

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