The post you are reporting:
To refer back to the crux of this matter, I refer you back to this part of my post Roger (or anyone else in that matter):
"The Town Team will always listen to anyone that has a credible, costed plan for a project, as long as they are prepared to put the time in to work with the Town Team to make it happen."
If, for instance, I was to go to the Town Team with a proposal for a Skate Park (just for illustration) and all I did was to write a set of instructions on how to build it, with a conclusion that 'someone' would contribute to the costs, I would, quite rightly, be told to go away.
But, and here's the way forward, if I were to find out from potential users what they wanted from a skate park, plan where to build it, how to appropriate the materials, who was going to build it and gain Letters of Intent from Stakeholders prepared to invest in the scheme, then I could go to the Town Team to seek their backing for the scheme and tap into their organisational ability and match funding.
I would understand that it would be for me to oversee the scheme and in return I would expect all members of the Town Team to back the scheme, provide assistance and promote it.
Talk is cheap, actions are remembered...
