Get the meeting sorted, get the newspapers down, make it very public knowledge this meeting is taking place, invite all that needs to be there and then if they dont turn up(the LSV and A Burnham itll show them up)

Emotions are obviously high, and rightly so, but if LSV is to become the success we all want it to be, then I don’t think a public hanging of LSV/Council representatives is the way forward.

IMO it would be better if the Partners had their own meeting first, as I’ve no doubt a lot of the issues will be the same for each member, it also shows that the Partners of LSV can work together for the benefit of all the community. From this a fixed set of questions/agenda sent to LSV/Council and then a meeting arranged with LSV about a month later, giving them time to obtain the answers, and hopefully propose a way forward that is acceptable for all concerned.

Quite right!

going to the papers will only get their backs up and make them less likely to move, look at F1 at the minute, name calling to the press going on and it's only making things worse!

Read |Mr Chairmans comments again, how many things he asked for this>

Also look at what public backing gets you (once they are aware through the media etc) - like recent win for saving Marshes.

Good post from Jenky further back, which seems to be the way to go.
Hopefully everyone can get together for this meeting for the good of all. Seems there is a lot of bitterness at the moment from all parties using the LSV regarding costs.

Regarding the Marshes, the developer didnt really put up much of a fight did he?

They were dipping their toe in to get a reaction, got one, withdrew it 'for the good of the world and everyone in it', then a week later put in an alternative.

They're not daft you know.

A flyover over the rucks.

Thats good ... where does it begin and end?.

Starts on the deadball line on one of the rugby fields and finishes at Terminal A2 of Westleigh International.

Oh I can visualize it know......

Using the old original pit road up nearer to the Royal Oak. There was a public meeting at the Miners apparently.