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- Birth of the New
Adur Council (ADC) conceived the Fishersgate Dome. It chose the design. ADC coerced members of the Fishersgate Community Association into become legally liable Trustees for a major construction project without giving them proper legal advice on their obligations or support in carrying out their responsibilities. ADC chose the developer (without tender). ADC managed the project (without building controls), paid the developer without involving the Trustees. As the money ran out (£800.000), ADC even ambushed the Trustees into meetings called at half-an-hour’s notice to sign personal loans to the developer.
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Our NHS | Comment | 03 Apr, 2008
The NHS must evolve to survive, and adapt to improve.
The Labour Government has secured and transformed the future of our National Health Service with historic levels of funding and resources. The NHS has always been the Labour movement’s proudest achievement; it remains its great priority.
A flawed consultation? | Contributor | 29 Dec, 2007
Dear Editor,
Your report on Adurs decision to go to a system of Cabinet and leader for the future management of our affairs enabled the current leader of council to suggest that some of the consultees seemed not to understand either of the systems.
Stagecoach leaves, Council threatens Adur Community Transport…. What hypocisy! | Contributor | 28 Nov, 2007
Dear Editor,
So, Councillor Mockridge, in her letter of the 22 November, suggests that Peter Berry is being a little mischievous. This shows that like others among her colleagues, she has little understanding of the services and working of Adur Community Transport.
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Labour refits and refurbishes Adur council houses
You may think that Adur Council funds most of its expenditure out of your hard earned Council Tax. WRONG! The largest part, three quarters, comes as direct government grants to ensure that good standards of service are guaranteed across the country. Thank the Lord!. Without it, this essential modernisation of vital social housing would never have taken place.
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