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Sounds like a good idea but does it really need quite as much dosh thrown at it ?
I have heard of another site on the news somewhere where the council wanna compulsorily (?) purchase the land and one of the tenants has apparently moved onto his plot to stop this happening. The plotholders have been offered up to £40k each to give up their plots (interesting thought- how much would it take you to give up your plot - assuming there are no ther nearby sites
) - so far he is the only one protesting (his two brothers appear to be happy to take the money and run from their own respective plots though)
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Might be worth quoting this paragraph from the article to your 'moaner' on another thread!Originally posted by Benacre View Post
"Digging It is run by the Routeways Centre, which aims to help people at risk of social exclusion overcome problems and develop community skills."My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
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Longstanding lottie tenant
I think this one is quite inspirational and a bit of a challenge. Anyone here have a better record?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/5091926.stmBright Blessings
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What a lovely item - and nice that it was on the beeb news! I hope to reach that number of years on my lottie too! DDL
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