Originally Posted by garinda (Post 952114)

People need to know which councillor they're paying to sit on.

Otherwise they might just go in there to pull them off














...and see exactly who it is, behind those beards.

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 952154)

Think its a case of I'm In charge Taggy

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Maybe we'll get a visit from the three wise men too, Hear All, See All, and Say Nout:rolleyes: well they don't visit here much these days

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 952261)

'Cllrs Ken Moss and Clare Pritchard will be putting questions to Cllr Peter Britcliffe regarding how taxpayers' money from across the borough has been spent'

Hyndburn Labour Group: ACCRINGTON MARKET HALL DISPUTE

I forgot, did they ever tell us, what their probing questioning revealed?

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955670)

I wonder if any of Mary Portas's recommendations to the government will be taken up by HBC to help stimulate the situation in the Town Center?

Portas is keen to tap into Cameron's "big society" ideas and widespread public enthusiasm for street parties in celebration of the royal wedding in April. To that end she will propose an annual national market day to present "new-look" high streets at their finest.

She says: "On a market stall people can try out their ideas and get their business booming without too much cost. It's great for our town centres too, bringing in fresh ideas and products, and preserving our nation's cultural heritage."

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 955670)

I wonder if any of Mary Portas's recommendations to the government will be taken up by HBC to help stimulate the situation in the Town Center?

Portas is keen to tap into Cameron's "big society" ideas and widespread public enthusiasm for street parties in celebration of the royal wedding in April. To that end she will propose an annual national market day to present "new-look" high streets at their finest.

She says: "On a market stall people can try out their ideas and get their business booming without too much cost. It's great for our town centres too, bringing in fresh ideas and products, and preserving our nation's cultural heritage."



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...d-to-disappear forever.

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955706)

If only people like Ms Portas could come up with the financing to back up their big ideas wouldn't the world be a wonderful place to live;)

Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 955672)

I think it is time that Gayle organised a Tea Dance in Accy Market. I'm sure the floor can take it - the space is there. The only problem is the cost of getting a band to show up and do the music. My guess is that would initially run to about a grand, aprox. 1/10th of some dodgy Eye-Tye third-rate cook to put on a show.

A few months ago, I saw something similar at Spitalfields Market in London. It was during the October mini heat wave on an early Friday afternoon. The BBC was filming there for a programme by Nick Robinson, which was subsequently shown on t'telly. Some of you may have seen it.

Anyway, the place was packed to the rafters with the old dears not only dancing bur using a lot of grey spending power. It seems to me that Accy Market would be ideal and that it is something that Bury, Skipton and other like and competitive markets are not doing.

Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 957152)

have you been and had a go on their wheel of fortune tealeaf? :D
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Originally Posted by Atarah (Post 1009501)

Heard we are to get two new businesses into the Market Hall very soon. A shoe stall and a womens fashion stall. Cant be bad. (The Museum group may have to move into another empty space).