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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp
The land always belonged to the education authority did it not? The fact that nothing had been built there for years lulls people into a possibly false sense of public ownership. I think Doug may mean the bit which isn't enclosed by the school fence. I'm sure the little angels would love the challenge of trying to climb up it considering they have already managed to climb over the "child proof" fence.
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Sorry willow. I was off thread actually; I was having a jab at Mez who doesn’t appear to want that fine example of modernist art in her own neck of the woods...
Seriously, it needs to be placed in an area of interest and fit in with its surroundings, not an easy task looking at it.
I support KIPAX in his efforts and I agree that this subject needs a change of Thread supported by willows Photographs, so that those that don’t know what we are on about can see the work. A little more support from the membership who lives in the town would also be an advantage should those nice People on the council (who may have an interest in reviewing or monitoring the site) know that it is a serious attempt to rectify the mismanagement of public property.….