Carlsberg don't do blots on a city's waterfront, secured in questionable circumstances in the first place, & headed by a character who's currently bailed on suspicion of fraud (http://liverpoolpreservationtrust.blogspot.com/2009/08/mann-island-dylan-harvey-director_18.html ), but if they did, it still wouldn't be as bad as this.Monday, August 24, 2009
Probably?
Carlsberg don't do blots on a city's waterfront, secured in questionable circumstances in the first place, & headed by a character who's currently bailed on suspicion of fraud (http://liverpoolpreservationtrust.blogspot.com/2009/08/mann-island-dylan-harvey-director_18.html ), but if they did, it still wouldn't be as bad as this.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
One of the reasons I don't go down to the waterfront anymore. It is too depressing.
In 2006, at the town hall, I watched in horror as the "Planning" committee forced this abomination through, using Doreen Jones' casting vote. A chairman should maintain the status quo when it comes to a casting vote i.e. defer the decision for further discussion. This is what I was taught when I studied for my A Level in General Studies. Clearly in Liverpool such niceties don't matter. There was a cry of SHAME from the public gallery when Doreen cast her deciding vote to approve this monstrosity. I think we all know now what we were up against.
Post a Comment