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claytonender · 06-07-2006, 09:58

I agree with Gayle, she can't be expected to do everything, and as it is on Hyndburn Council's land they should do something about it.
I have just sent an email to Peter Britcliffe (copy of text below) and await his reply. I will post a copy of his reply, when I receive it. I also copied Graham Jones into the email, both to keep him informed as Leader of The Labour Party, and in his role as a ward councillor - I am uncertain whether the Coppice is in Peel ward or Huncoat.
COPY OF TEXT OF EMAIL
Dear Mr Britcliffe
As you are no doubt aware, on 29 September 2009 , it will be the centenary of the official opening of Peel Park by Mr William Peel.
Could you please tell me what plans Hyndburn Borough Council have to celebrate this event. Also what steps are being taken to renovate, and preserve for future generations, the Peel monument on the top of the Coppice. This monument commemorates the family connection of the Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel to our borough, and surely is something which we make every effort to renovate and preserve.
Regards

06-07-2006, 09:58	#56
claytonender Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 892 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 272	Re: The Peel Monument I agree with Gayle, she can't be expected to do everything, and as it is on Hyndburn Council's land they should do something about it. I have just sent an email to Peter Britcliffe (copy of text below) and await his reply. I will post a copy of his reply, when I receive it. I also copied Graham Jones into the email, both to keep him informed as Leader of The Labour Party, and in his role as a ward councillor - I am uncertain whether the Coppice is in Peel ward or Huncoat. COPY OF TEXT OF EMAIL Dear Mr Britcliffe As you are no doubt aware, on 29 September 2009 , it will be the centenary of the official opening of Peel Park by Mr William Peel. Could you please tell me what plans Hyndburn Borough Council have to celebrate this event. Also what steps are being taken to renovate, and preserve for future generations, the Peel monument on the top of the Coppice. This monument commemorates the family connection of the Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel to our borough, and surely is something which we make every effort to renovate and preserve. Regards Last edited by claytonender; 06-07-2006 at 10:01.