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  Does it really matter now who signed what and when? What's done is done.
  
  Having read most of this thread, it is sad to see that certain posters are desperately trying to capitalise on the issue for political purposes. I am therefore worried that the DTC meeting will be hi-jacked by those seeking to turn it into a political-point scoring match in a similar manner. I have absolutely no doubt that DTC are trying to negotiate and resolve this and that DDC would not have closed the toilets unless they absolutely had no choice due to the dire financial situation they have been left with. The point is, the why's and wherefore's of DDC's actions are in the past and should not form the core of the public meeting.
  
  Please just don't let the political mouths at the meeting ruin any forward progression - hopefully constructive suggestions will emerge to solve the problem and ultimately have the toilets re-opened if finances can be found from somewhere.

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