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Old 11-09-2010, 19:52   #346
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'sorry you're leaving' to all the customers who don't want to darken the market halls doorstep ever again
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Old 11-09-2010, 21:44   #347
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On our sojourns into East Lancs, the Land of Accy featured prominently & as tourists we did the touristy bits. The Market Hall featured & I was saddened to see how empty & bare it all looked, it appears the traders are having a tough old time of it & forcing their hand can only make it harder for them to earn a crust.
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Old 12-09-2010, 08:26   #348
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...Or maybe she doesn't want any part in the sorry mess.
Can't get out of it that easily, Margaret.

Have the courage of your convictions.....
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Old 12-09-2010, 09:01   #349
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Can't get out of it that easily, Margaret.

Have the courage of your convictions.....
What am I trying to get out of? - that I was never 'in' in the first place.

My convictions are in a sound stable condition thanks
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Old 12-09-2010, 18:16   #350
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it is on the wall at the side of the Cafe`s. near the new lift. it says re opening of the market hall , it never closed !
Thanks Wizardess .

I'll be down with my Brasso tomorrow .
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Old 12-09-2010, 18:19   #351
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Thanks Wizardess .

I'll be down with my Brasso tomorrow .
As long as you don't go down Wednesday to do it, don't want the footfall increased by 100%
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Old 13-09-2010, 15:32   #352
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I've just had a belter of a letter in my correspondence from HBC.

A gentleman from Burnley has written to me about my letter in the Lancashire Telegraph and enclosed copies of emails he has had from the council regarding opening his curry stall in the refurbished Market Hall.

Cllr Haworth didn't bother to reply directly but one of the officers handled the grim duty of telling Mr Thomson that there is no need for any more stalls selling out hot food and that the electrical system might not take the power upload of his food heaters in any case.

I have just spoken to Mr Thomson and wished him well with other markets but does anyone else wonder whether Cllrs Britcliffe and Haworth might possibly not be the best people in charge?

What a bloody farce.

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Old 13-09-2010, 15:45   #353
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I think 'Curried Away' is on the outdoor market in Toddy, not the indoor one. The last thing Accy Market Hall needs is something like this stinking the place out (and that goes for any fast food joint, be it Curry, Burgers, Kebabs or Pizzas).
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Old 13-09-2010, 15:50   #354
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He's just told me that he'd happily go on the outdoor market but Marlene Haworth didn't even bother to reply to his last e-mail.

Not exactly filling me with confidence that they're encouraging new traders to full effect....
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Old 13-09-2010, 17:16   #355
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I've just had a belter of a letter in my correspondence from HBC.

A gentleman from Burnley has written to me about my letter in the Lancashire Telegraph and enclosed copies of emails he has had from the council regarding opening his curry stall in the refurbished Market Hall.

Cllr Haworth didn't bother to reply directly but one of the officers handled the grim duty of telling Mr Thomson that there is no need for any more stalls selling out hot food and that the electrical system might not take the power upload of his food heaters in any case.

I have just spoken to Mr Thomson and wished him well with other markets but does anyone else wonder whether Cllrs Britcliffe and Haworth might possibly not be the best people in charge?

What a bloody farce.

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If I recall rightly he opened in Burnley Market Hall when they were doing discounted rents, and left when they finished
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Old 14-09-2010, 06:10   #356
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The traders were given a letter yesterday informing them of the start date of 6 day trading. Since full council has been cancelled this evening there will be no opportunity now to change this, it is being rammed through by Britcliffe's cabinet.

The final insult to the market traders is a sentence informing them that anyone can pitch an outdoor stall for just £2.50 per day.

I'm sure that's gone down very well with the stallholder who has just seen rent go past the £22k per annum mark.
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Old 14-09-2010, 15:33   #357
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As they are, in Accrington's Market Hall.

Openly, and as 'poppers', and to youngsters, as I witnessed this afternoon.

Perhaps the cabinet member for markets on H.B.C., Cllr. Marlene Haworth would find her time more usefully spent if she knew what she was allowing to be sold in Accrington's historic Market Hall.

Rather than ride rough shod over the majority of the market traders' wishes, and go against over a century's worth of tradition, and force the traders to open, and work a six day week.
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Old 14-09-2010, 15:37   #358
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Perhaps the cabinet member for markets on H.B.C., Cllr. Marlene Haworth would find her time more usefully spent if she knew what she was allowing to be sold in Accrington's historic Market Hall.
Perhaps she's more shrewd than I'm giving her credit for.

In a few months when it's empty there will be nothing dodgy being sold at all.

Problem solved.
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Old 14-09-2010, 15:38   #359
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...then again, drugs like poppers, and other drugs paraphernalia, are perhaps the arty, farty stalls that they wished to see, and which would increase the foot fall.

Though druggies generally shuffle, rather than make an actual footstep.
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Old 14-09-2010, 15:42   #360
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Perhaps using public funds to pay an old biddy in there, crocheting caterpillars to hang from the ceiling, is designed to give those high as a kite, something 'cool, and way out' to focus on, whilst on their buying trips to the Market Hall.
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