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steve2qec · 19-11-2010, 13:59

I think some of you are being a bit hard on RHFOY. We must bear in mind that Spire Farm is not public property it's a family home and Mr Foy is trying to improve it as he sees fit. Also, the footpath along-side it is in my opinion one of the better maintained ones in the Coppice/Plantation area. Refering back to the original post that started the thread it seems to me that RHFOY was doing us a courtesy by attempting to keep us informed of goings on at SF.
I realise that Spire Farm is an Accrington landmark and evokes strong feelings in some people but I think we should give Mr Foy a bit of slack and let him get on with his improvements.
.....There rests the case for the defence.....

19-11-2010, 13:59	#84
steve2qec Full Member+ Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Accrington Posts: 685 Liked: 50 times Rep Power: 38811	Re: Spire farm development I think some of you are being a bit hard on RHFOY. We must bear in mind that Spire Farm is not public property it's a family home and Mr Foy is trying to improve it as he sees fit. Also, the footpath along-side it is in my opinion one of the better maintained ones in the Coppice/Plantation area. Refering back to the original post that started the thread it seems to me that RHFOY was doing us a courtesy by attempting to keep us informed of goings on at SF. I realise that Spire Farm is an Accrington landmark and evokes strong feelings in some people but I think we should give Mr Foy a bit of slack and let him get on with his improvements. .....There rests the case for the defence.....