Save Seaton Pool

We have four more bits of news to report.  The first is that the BBC website is carrying the story about Councillor Lee Finn asking for Plymouth City Council to reconsider the proposed closure of Seaton Pool. We have the link to the story on the BBC website below.  Secondly, there is going to be […]

As reported last week, Baroness Fookes has joined our campaign.  The Evening Herald carried the story on the 21-2-06 and the story can be read by clicking on the link below.
We have also been passed a copy of a letter sent from Plymouth City Council to the users of Seaton Pool in 2002. In it […]

The Council’s position on Seaton pool has now descended even further into farce. The Evening Herald reported on the 16-2-06 that external consultants were being brought in to try and make sense of the mess the Council has created with respect to the provision of swimming lessons. See the link below for the full story. […]

Keep on writing and Emailing! There is a letter from Andy Blofield in the Evening Herald on Sat 11th of February asking about the legitimacy of Cabinet Government and the adherence to the party whip. Follow the link:-
Andy Blofield letter 11-2-06 
We believe that the whole issue of the proposed closure of Seaton pool has disgusted […]

How can we get over to the PCC Cabinet that we are not going to go away? Keep writing and emailing.  Use the Freedom of Information Act to ask awkward questions of the Council. Make sure you state that you are asking for the information you require in accordance with your rights under the FoI […]

Well….What a turn out! Our people counting made it more than 250 people. More than 250 people turning up for a public meeting on a cold February evening is a pretty impressive show. How many more are standing behind and supporting those who could attend? Young people; older people; competitive swimmers; swimmers for health; swimmers […]

Two events occured before the Public meeting on 1st February. The first was that the PCC website had a news release trying to clarify the Council’s arguments supporting the proposed closure.  We have included a link to the PCC website below, but because we think it may disappear we have also copied the text to the […]