Camelford Leisure Centre update
It looks as if the 1991 contract between Cornwall county council, North Cornwall district council and the governors of Sir James Smith school won't, after all, save the Camelford leisure centre. While there are some robustly-held and diametrically-opposed opinions (my thanks to Cornwall Council lawyer Matt Stokes for copying me in on the various emails) I gather the latest view from Camelford is that it would simply cost too much to challenge the council's interpretation in the courts. Hopes that the leisure centre can be saved appear now to rest on working out a detailed business plan which doesn't require more council subsidy than that already promised. I forecast a busy next 24 hours in the County Hall leisure services department.
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At 29th Nov 2010, John Macloud wrote:Graham, given that the contract and email correspondence about it are now public would you care to post then on the internet so any community spirited lawyers out there who are prepared to give a bit of advice for free can help advise the Camelford residents trying to save their leisure centre?
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At 29th Nov 2010, Graham Smith wrote:Will do - I have them in the office and will post as soon as possible.
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