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cashman 23-09-2008 12:04

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 633908)
That is a blow to the area.

This is a quote from that news article



I just don't see how HBC can influence a multinational company to stay in Hyndburn.

she means well,but very futile.

jaysay 23-09-2008 16:14

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 633910)
she means well,but very futile.

The fact of the matter is that building firms have mothballed sites and have stopped building as no one is buying, can't see how the council can do anything about that, if houses aren't being built nobody wants bricks

yerself 23-09-2008 17:38

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Originally Posted by jaysay
if houses aren't being built nobody wants bricks

Tesco are building supermarkets though. Couldn't the council insist on the use of local products in the construction?

Benipete 23-09-2008 19:43

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 634017)
Tesco are building supermarkets though. Couldn't the council insist on the use of local products in the construction?

Not sure but I think they did with the Arndale multi-story car park.:confused:

Lilly 23-09-2008 20:50

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 633908)
That is a blow to the area.

This is a quote from that news article



I just don't see how HBC can influence a multinational company to stay in Hyndburn.

Hmmm. Clare Pritchard said that, didn't she?

I didn't understand that comment either, Neil......like HBC are to blame for a brick company folding because, among other things, houses aren't being built and the country's in a bad financial way. :confused:

How about blaming the government running the country?

cashman 23-09-2008 21:14

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Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 634127)
Hmmm. Clare Pritchard said that, didn't she?

I didn't understand that comment either, Neil......like HBC are to blame for a brick company folding because, among other things, houses aren't being built and the country's in a bad financial way. :confused:

How about blaming the government running the country?

she's probably got a needless guilt complex.

lancsdave 23-09-2008 21:19

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Maybe she is referring to any lack of incentives that the council offers to attract businesses. Whilst it might mean a lack of money to offer rate free periods etc it does have the benefit of keeping people in work who can then pay council tax etc.

OMG I'm getting involved in politics, I better take some pills :D

Lilly 23-09-2008 21:24

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 634161)
Maybe she is referring to any lack of incentives that the council offers to attract businesses. Whilst it might mean a lack of money to offer rate free periods etc it does have the benefit of keeping people in work who can then pay council tax etc. :D

If the council were to help one struggling company it would have to help them all otherwise it would be unfair and that is not possible.

It is unfair to suggest that HBC could have kept the brick company open. :(

BERNADETTE 23-09-2008 21:27

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I agree with Lilly, just look at what Joseph Arnolds did. They built the Berlin wall at Church and when the rate free time was up moved most of the jobs out of town!!

lancsdave 23-09-2008 21:33

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 634170)
I agree with Lilly, just look at what Joseph Arnolds did. They built the Berlin wall at Church and when the rate free time was up moved most of the jobs out of town!!


I agree with Lilly to a large extent. I don't expect the council to bail out large companies but I'm sure there are ways to attract small companies to set up, which hopefully will in turn grow large enough to start employing local people. I think the days of the large companies in towns like Accrington are long gone, alternatives need to be found

cashman 23-09-2008 21:57

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 634172)
I agree with Lilly to a large extent. I don't expect the council to bail out large companies but I'm sure there are ways to attract small companies to set up, which hopefully will in turn grow large enough to start employing local people. I think the days of the large companies in towns like Accrington are long gone, alternatives need to be found

think those days are gone dave, its more leisure/ part time work etc these days, accy will never see the days of big industry again, along with many other places.:(

andrewb 23-09-2008 22:31

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 633724)
very well summed up mani, its all about ease n cost, thats the bottom line fer US as well as the big supermarkets, some just can't/won't see that.:rolleyes:

Most things are cheaper and better quality if you shop in town. However supermarkets do offer the convenience for people with busy lives.

cashman 23-09-2008 22:39

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 634191)
Most things are cheaper and better quality if you shop in town. However supermarkets do offer the convenience for people with busy lives.

i do shop in town also fer fruit n veg from the market, plus occasional bunch of flowers, n other bits n bobs. also go butchers fer all me meat, as yer a well seasoned shopper, pray tell us what else of the "Most" things are cheaper?

Royboy39 23-09-2008 22:44

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 634193)
i do shop in town also fer fruit n veg from the market, plus occasional bunch of flowers, n other bits n bobs. also go butchers fer all me meat, as yer a well seasoned shopper, pray tell us what else of the "Most" things are cheaper?

What about...Jamas, shreddies and kickers? :D

cashman 23-09-2008 22:51

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 634194)
What about...Jamas, shreddies and kickers? :D

the stuff i listed are actually NOT cheaper than the supermarket, just better quality.:)


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