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gynn	16-07-2011 08:13

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 919354)

I always thought Britcliffe commissioned and paid for the medal himself so would belong to him and no need to hand it over on leaving .?
I might be wrong though i am wrong sometimes not very often though:D:p

The only thing we have been told is that it cost £72.11 + VAT.

Anything else is pure speculation.

cashman

16-07-2011 08:18

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 919365)

No idea where the medal is. I somehow don't think you're likely to see Miles wearing it.

Perhaps he will put it on the "Pals" Memorial, after all hes a fallen hero.:rolleyes:

Margaret Pilkington

16-07-2011 08:45

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 919369)

Perhaps he will put it on the "Pals" Memorial, after all hes a fallen hero.:rolleyes:

I have to take issue with you on that one Cashy...he is fallen, but he is no hero of mine!

heth	16-07-2011 08:55

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He thinks he is a hero though and great opportunity to get his pic in the papers AGAIN!!

jaysay

16-07-2011 08:57

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 919365)

No idea where the medal is. I somehow don't think you're likely to see Miles wearing it.

You have to put in a few years of service before you earn:rolleyes: award yourself one of them:D

dusty mears

16-07-2011 09:05

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i have it on good authority that the medal is locked away in a safe. The council paid for it not britcliffe. He was told he couldnt have it as it was the leaders medal & he was no longer leader. He then asked if he could have an ex leaders medal . . ..... you can guess the answer

jaysay

16-07-2011 09:37

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Originally Posted by dusty mears (Post 919390)

That's really really mean:D

Tealeaf

16-07-2011 09:44

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I think Mr Britcliffe should get a 'Chucked Out Of Council Meeting' medal.

Pudwoppa

16-07-2011 09:49

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 919417)

I think Mr Britcliffe should get a 'Chucked Out Of Council Meeting' medal.

No need for a medal now - the bruised ego now shines and glimmers for all to see.

Margaret Pilkington

16-07-2011 09:50

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I think he should get the P.O. medal(and I don't mean post Office)!

jaysay

16-07-2011 09:53

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You lot arn't nice to Peter:D

Margaret Pilkington

16-07-2011 09:59

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What makes you say that John?

jaysay

16-07-2011 10:42

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 919426)

What makes you say that John?

I just get this feeling Margaret, don't know why;)

Ken Moss

16-07-2011 17:32

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 919354)

I'll find out where it is but it was paid for using your taxes, dear prole.

I understand that Cllr Britcliffe is keen to keep it as a memento although frankly it seems as unlikely as 'his' desk being put into storage until he comes back as Leader. You have thought he'd have £86.53 spare to mint his own, wouldn't you?

I should take pity really. Since the election some councillors may be reduced to living off Smartprice beans.

DaveinGermany

16-07-2011 17:42

Re: The Leaders Medal

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 919529)

I should take pity really. Since the election some councillors may be reduced to living off Smartprice beans.

They could always go & hang around in the market, begging bowl in hand & harass passing trade going into Coffebeanz. Just an observation mind. ;)

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