The true confession of a parish cllr

• Guest 649

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  6 February 2014     09:02260094
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  Yes folkes coming soon on the Dover forum only,The true story that goes on behind closed doors at parish council meetings This story is one not to be missed ,What happens when the public go home after a public meeting,all will be told over the next few weeks, what do cllrs think about other cllrs on the same parish council.and about their chairmans, A story about councils trying to keep up with other parish councils.All will be told with no bars. This will be the no1 story in Sanctaury close by the end of the year. It will be headlines in the local press. What happens to try and get your vote.
• Guest 977

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  6 February 2014     09:29260096
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  You can't tell the whole story Vic - we know you have been very good at keeping away from the devil drink for many years, but most parish council business is carried out in the pub before and after the meetings
• Guest 649

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  6 February 2014     10:04260098
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  As you can see folk already they are geting worred about what I might come up with. I have know for years that the parish meetings are just a cover up and that the local pub is the place to be to get the true story of parish councils .
• Guest 698

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  6 February 2014     10:34260102
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  Just as well you don't have a pub in Lydden any more.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Guest 649

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  6 February 2014     10:40260104
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  Yes they do and a very good eating outlet it is to.And just next door to where the parish council hold their meetings but I am not on that council anymore.
• Guest 698

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  6 February 2014     11:23260106
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  Vic, it's turned into a restaurant. We often used to pop in for a quickie on the way back from shopping but one day before Christmas we were subjected to an astonishing and very public display of discourtesy because we were only having a drink. Hence we don't darken their doors any more, even though we have known Jason since he took over the Crown in Eythorne.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• howard mcsweeney1

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  6 February 2014     11:52260108
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  won't do well with that attitude.
  
  i would imagine that confessions from a former town councillor or two would be quite enthralling.
• Guest 649

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  6 February 2014     11:54260110
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  Well yes I can do that as well I can see this post has already got a 110veiwers on it. I am off to the QE.QM. again now thats my other home, But will be posting on this and others later on folkes,it going to great fun but that should only been seen as that just fun.
• Guest 977

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  6 February 2014     18:37260174
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  Peter, you're right. Last time I went in there 2 of the 3 real ales on offer were off, the only staff on duty were restaurant staff (who are very good at that job) but had to be told the beer was off and they had never changed a barrel before. An excellent business but not a good pub!