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Today at 6, Howard, either at the Immigration Removal Centre's visitors room, or at Lara's.
Keith, 10 Downing Street had nothing to do with requesting funds; it was just an example I was pointing out to Paul that if he writes to some office, and makes a request, he does stand a chance of receiving a reply.
It could be local government or a competent office anywhere.
To try costs nothing, is making use of facilities available to the public to express themselves, and is unlikely to be damaging to the cause.
In my opinion it would be better than going for development plans which are unrelated to preservation, as these, as we have seen, are the cause of objection (meetings, representations ,,,) to urban development, which is totally unrelated to preservation of W.H. and Farthingloe.