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garinda 26-05-2012 22:23

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It's back up the Khyber Pass, for Carry On Kenny.

garinda 26-05-2012 22:26

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994196)
Sarcastic comment warning.

Why not fill in the funding application for them next time and see how well you get on?

End of sarcasm :rolleyes:

Why so defensive?

Do all local government funding applications now fall under the community arts umbrella?

cashman 26-05-2012 22:32

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994196)
Sarcastic comment warning.

Why not fill in the funding application for them next time and see how well you get on?

End of sarcasm :rolleyes:

Statement of true fact is sarcasm?:confused:I don't think so, but my comment is.:rolleyes:

garinda 26-05-2012 22:47

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994196)
Sarcastic comment warning.

Why not fill in the funding application for them next time and see how well you get on?

End of sarcasm :rolleyes:

A monkey could have been trained to do it.

Without the li'l ape boasting, and thinking having a brand new, town centre Tesco, was a winning idea to be included in the bid.

Ol' ginger Bob ain't too keen on them.

Indeed, part of her idea for this scheme is to take planning control away from local councils, when it comes to town centre superstores.

Seeing as the promise of riches beyond their wildest dreams, subject to plans being approved, might sway their decisions.

As if.

Neil 26-05-2012 23:39

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 994198)
You said that so charmingly.

You're booked.

We'd like you for the voice-over, on the next film.

:D

Give me lots of warning please as I am currently very busy :D

Neil 26-05-2012 23:41

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 994201)
Why so defensive?

Do all local government funding applications now fall under the community arts umbrella?

My guess is that local government funding application will fall under whatever umbrella is needed so they fit the application requirements.

Neil 26-05-2012 23:44

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 994212)
A monkey could have been trained to do it.

Without the li'l ape boasting, and thinking having a brand new, town centre Tesco, was a winning idea to be included in the bid.

Ol' ginger Bob ain't too keen on them.

Indeed, part of her idea for this scheme is to take planning control away from local councils, when it comes to town centre superstores.

Seeing as the promise of riches beyond their wildest dreams, subject to plans being approved, might sway their decisions.

As if.

Would you like to fill in a few, I am sure it could be arranged?

If she is so good at knowing how to fix our towns why is everyone else not just copying her. I guess she is just TV hype like that annoying super nan, you know the one, the perfect example of child nutrition.

garinda 27-05-2012 04:43

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994231)
Would you like to fill in a few, I am sure it could be arranged?

If she is so good at knowing how to fix our towns why is everyone else not just copying her. I guess she is just TV hype like that annoying super nan, you know the one, the perfect example of child nutrition.

As I've already said, ol' ginger Bob certainly knows her fashion labels, and can knock up a good window display.

Is she the saviour of western world's economy?

Nah.

Which makes the council, and the local press getting all giddy about the bid, look a bit premature, and silly.

Margaret Pilkington 27-05-2012 07:47

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994196)
Sarcastic comment warning.

Why not fill in the funding application for them next time and see how well you get on?

End of sarcasm :rolleyes:

That wasn't a sarcastic comment Neil. It was just a mention that we had failed on that score too. I wasn't sure if people knew as it had not been mentioned
I know that these applications are not easy....and that there are many places who are in line for the money....money that doesn't seem to come our way very often.

jaysay 27-05-2012 08:12

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994229)
Give me lots of warning please as I am currently very busy :D

You really do need some help feeding the residents of Pets Corner in Rhyddings Park Neil:D

jaysay 27-05-2012 08:18

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 994254)
That wasn't a sarcastic comment Neil. It was just a mention that we had failed on that score too. I wasn't sure if people knew as it had not been mentioned
I know that these applications are not easy....and that there are many places who are in line for the money....money that doesn't seem to come our way very often.

Your so right about this type of application not being easy, you certainly have to jump through hoops to get a lottery grant. The blind society spent quite a lot of money having a bid for funding for refurbishing their Bank Street premises and got turned down, its very hard work unless that is your a group looking after the rights of asylum seekers and money seems to be thrown at them:rolleyes:

yerself 27-05-2012 15:40

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Originally Posted by garinda
Knitty Nora was paid to take up residency in Accrington Arts Centre, whoops, meant Market Hall, crocheting gonks.

What happened to the swimmers who couldn't swim up Broadway because wet weather had been forecast?

garinda 27-05-2012 17:14

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 994338)
What happened to the swimmers who couldn't swim up Broadway because wet weather had been forecast?

I'm sure we're all looking forward to it being rescheduled, now it's not so slushy, and cold.

It was quite a few grand in funding, that had been secured to hire the non-swimming Yorkshire clowns.

It'd all be a bit of a waste, if it didn't happen soon.

Publicly funded community art projects are held in very high esteem by the good folks of Hyndburn.

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Neil 27-05-2012 19:22

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 994258)
Your so right about this type of application not being easy, you certainly have to jump through hoops to get a lottery grant. The blind society spent quite a lot of money having a bid for funding for refurbishing their Bank Street premises and got turned down, its very hard work unless that is your a group looking after the rights of asylum seekers and money seems to be thrown at them:rolleyes:


Did they not mention the blind asylum seekers they help? ;)

jaysay 28-05-2012 08:58

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 994393)
Did they not mention the blind asylum seekers they help? ;)

Think it might have skipped their mind at the time:rolleyes:


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