New Sandleford Primary School Options

[Cognosco]

I see according to the NWN that Greenham Parish Council has objected to the new Primary School at Sandleford.

Newbury Town Council has approved.

Swift Half has stated he agrees he believes it is a ploy to ease in approval for the Sandleford housing development.

So how does it work when voting as he sits on Newbury Town Council and Greenham Parish Council? Has he voted against the school whilst sitting on Newbury Town Council?

Or is it a case of when voting it's No No Yes Yes depending what Council meeting he is attending?

Or just a case of saying whatever the audience he is talking to want to hear?

[Simon Kirby]

I see according to the NWN that Greenham Parish Council has objected to the new Primary School at Sandleford.

Newbury Town Council has approved.

Swift Half has stated he agrees he believes it is a ploy to ease in approval for the Sandleford housing development.

So how does it work when voting as he sits on Newbury Town Council and Greenham Parish Council? Has he voted against the school whilst sitting on Newbury Town Council?

Or is it a case of when voting it's No No Yes Yes depending what Council meeting he is attending?

Or just a case of saying whatever the audience he is talking to want to hear?

Swift-Hook isn't on the NTC planning committee, though he is a named substitute so he can sit on the committee in the place of another members who can't make it. When the planning committee met to discuss the new Sandleford primary school (Highwood Primary) on 6 March Lib Dem Cllrs Day and Gardner didn't turn up and they should have arranged for substitutes, but neither of the Lib Dem substitutes, Cllrs Vickers & Swift-Hook, turned up either. The other Lib Dem on the committee, Cllr O’Keeffe, supported the plans, but she isn't a members of GPC.

[Cognosco]

Swift-Hook isn't on the NTC planning committee, though he is a named substitute so he can sit on the committee in the place of another members who can't make it. When the planning committee met to discuss the new Sandleford primary school (Highwood Primary) on 6 March Lib Dem Cllrs Day and Gardner didn't turn up and they should have arranged for substitutes, but neither of the Lib Dem substitutes, Cllrs Vickers & Swift-Hook, turned up either. The other Lib Dem on the committee, Cllr O’Keeffe, supported the plans, but she isn't a members of GPC.

So nodded through with a wink then?

[je suis Charlie]

So nodded through with a wink then?

A wink, a nod, a brown envelope.