Appreciate this reply thanks Tom
Thank you for that explanation. I know the station area was under a separate planning application but is starting work relating to the...
Well that has answered so many important questions, thank you. A truly well-informed and knowledgable forum member, happy to believe whatever RVR...
At last someone who knows their stuff regarding the TWAO process. I am amazed that so many presume the planning approval by RDC gives permission...
Yet there are some here that have accused me of disinformation. All I have done in the first place is point out that what Mike Hart told you all...
Please tell me where anything I have said is "disinformation" and then compare it to what was said regarding timings of the clearance which was...
So here's the rub with apologies to those just wanting to read nothing but progress reports from Mike Hart... the land is not for sale so whatever...
I understand your point Martin although regarding land use, may I suggest that just because land is not being worked agriculturally, it does not...
Yes, I had permission and I was a keyholder for the car park gate to the field on Junction Road by the bridge as well as the gates on the road...
I apologise if you didn't like what I had to say Ray as I too had enjoyed reading many comments here which seemed both balanced and constructive....
Please could you show exactly how "the flooding works will be improved" as I haven't seen that model? If you state something here I am assuming...
When exactly were we trespassing? Is this an accusation or just presumption?
In terms of the clearing, yes I refer to Junction Road to Austens Bridge. In terms of TWAO I am refering to the use of it for compulsory purchase...
Hi Martin No, I am not in favour and have seen how RVR operate since the early days when Mr Wilton turned down their offer to buy his land from...
FYI, I asked the question regarding clearance on March 9th. RMW replied (without answering the question) on August 13th... just saying. I imagine...
أفصل بين الأسماء بفاصلة.
