What is it about Liverpool Community development, "where there's scheme, there's always a schemer", we seem to be a city where as soon as a chance to fill yer boots, that's exactly what happens, Th £ signs in eyes is abhorrent.
I wonder why the aggressive response to the queries made by the residents. One would be inclined to think that not everything was as it should be and that the police should have been involved.
Finally after years we have a government department that is doing its job the Charity Commission I would like to thank jack who has been with us from the start and I'm sure there will be more to come in three and a harlf years not one word in the echo even after a BBC documentary and articles by the Sunday Times so you could imagine the shock when I seen Friday's echo uts been a good weekend for the people of vauxhall with our Lady's eldon st being 170 years old and was celebrated by the archbishop on Saturday night don't stop supporting us thanks again POST Brian Jones
Your work on this has been first class, but I wish you’d write in British English, not American gobbledegook. American employers hire staff; British employers recruit them.
Will be interesting indeed to see what becomes of the Charity Commission's long awaited investigation as something of this nature has been long overdue, but be warned, don't expect instant results, especially if they decide to carry out a thorough investigation, and also if the officer in charge of the case manages to see it through to the end
What is it about Liverpool Community development, "where there's scheme, there's always a schemer", we seem to be a city where as soon as a chance to fill yer boots, that's exactly what happens, Th £ signs in eyes is abhorrent.
Probably something to do with board members all being related! Scaremongering!
Perhaps one of the Post's indefatigable reporters could turn their microscope on The Echo, a shameful excuse for a newspaper.
I wonder why the aggressive response to the queries made by the residents. One would be inclined to think that not everything was as it should be and that the police should have been involved.
Finally after years we have a government department that is doing its job the Charity Commission I would like to thank jack who has been with us from the start and I'm sure there will be more to come in three and a harlf years not one word in the echo even after a BBC documentary and articles by the Sunday Times so you could imagine the shock when I seen Friday's echo uts been a good weekend for the people of vauxhall with our Lady's eldon st being 170 years old and was celebrated by the archbishop on Saturday night don't stop supporting us thanks again POST Brian Jones
Your work on this has been first class, but I wish you’d write in British English, not American gobbledegook. American employers hire staff; British employers recruit them.
Will be interesting indeed to see what becomes of the Charity Commission's long awaited investigation as something of this nature has been long overdue, but be warned, don't expect instant results, especially if they decide to carry out a thorough investigation, and also if the officer in charge of the case manages to see it through to the end