The LibDems have just delivered their latest comic and the front page caught my eye. A very fine photograph of Cllr Pauline Clarke looking wistfully over a wall at Northfields, the site of a possible large scale housing development in Somerton. But it wasn't the thoughtful pose that attracted my attention, it was the caption. Maybe Cllr Clarke has turned over a new leaf since her shabby promotion of the Canvin scheme at Badger's Cross.
On the back of the same comic was a piece featuring Cllr 'Dave' Harrison holding the door open at the Tin Dunny. In the piece, 'Dave' explains that Somerton had difficulty in finding a site for the hall and I find that a very curious statement. Somerton did own the Etsome Terrace site which was bought specifically as the site for a Community Hall. But instead of building a hall at Etsome, the Keenan/Canvin administration, which included 'Dave', managed to flog the site off and buy the Tin Dunny instead. Nice one 'Dave'.
Till next time, I'm still Niall Connolly
On the back of the same comic was a piece featuring Cllr 'Dave' Harrison holding the door open at the Tin Dunny. In the piece, 'Dave' explains that Somerton had difficulty in finding a site for the hall and I find that a very curious statement. Somerton did own the Etsome Terrace site which was bought specifically as the site for a Community Hall. But instead of building a hall at Etsome, the Keenan/Canvin administration, which included 'Dave', managed to flog the site off and buy the Tin Dunny instead. Nice one 'Dave'.
Till next time, I'm still Niall Connolly