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I've emailed Layla Moran before but as I'm not a constituent my email was disregarded and I was told to email my own MP.
Well she can't do that to me.
I've emailed Layla Moran before but as I'm not a constituent my email was disregarded and I was told to email my own MP.
Well she can't do that to me.
I tend to agree. It just seems very odd. I understand the fans not being remotely in the loop, but we have been told that all is going to plan.Am I reading this wrong or does this smack of desperation from Oxvox/The Club ?
Why all of a sudden are we being asked to send letters/e mails if as we are told the Club have it under control?
Are things not going as planned?
Hope I’m wrong and things are going as they should but there was always a lot of unknowns about this move
I tend to agree. It just seems very odd. I understand the fans not being remotely in the loop, but we have been told that all is going to plan.
Then this E Mail. I will write an appropriate letter, but something doesn't really seem right
Sent my email to my county Councillor….and now the long wait for a potential reply.I assume the club have now submitted the document that shows their intentions of the site, they now want as many of us to put pressure on councillors to make the decision to allow us to lease the land so that the planning application can go in early next year. Without this written confirmation then I can't see how the club can proceed with submitting a planning application.
A response from FoSB with Paul Peros firmly in their sights:
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As for 'strong arming' we're emailing our elected representatives as every Oxfordshire resident is perfectly entitled to do. 'Strong arming' is using legal routes like Freedom of Information request to intimidate councillors and council officers to extract confidential information from them.
Yet more comments with more than a hint of snobbery on their post:
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Don't let prejudice and nimbyism win, email your councillor and the OCC cabinet. I actually misunderstood OxVox's request and only sent my email to my councillor rather than the entire cabinet so I have forwarded my email onto them all using the email addresses in OxVox's call to action.
Ah well my county councillor would have received my email yesterday imploring her to hopefully get the OCC to expedite things .A response from FoSB with Paul Peros firmly in their sights:
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As for 'strong arming' we're emailing our elected representatives as every Oxfordshire resident is perfectly entitled to do. 'Strong arming' is using legal routes like Freedom of Information request to intimidate councillors and council officers to extract confidential information from them.
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Don't let prejudice and nimbyism win, email your councillor and the OCC cabinet. I actually misunderstood OxVox's request and only sent my email to my councillor rather than the entire cabinet so I have forwarded my email onto them all using the email addresses in OxVox's call to action.
God that woman. She isn’t siding without siding I think more in the negative side of us gaining a stadium at SBLayla Moran emailed me back, very surprising since I only emailed her yesterday afternoon. Her response here.
Dear James,
Thank you for contacting me about the proposal by Oxford United Football Club to build a new stadium at Stratfield Brake.
Earlier this year, I met with local councillors at Stratfield Brake to discuss the proposals and later sent a survey to local residents. There was a very high response with strong support for both sides on the debate, with a majority of local residents opposed, on balance, but strong support for the plans from Oxford United fans across the county.
Key concerns about the plans include the threat to the Green Belt, increased traffic, parking problems and the need to protect the woodland. Positives include having a permanent long term home for the club and the potential for investment in much better active travel infrastructure locally.
I have encouraged the County Council Cabinet to keep discussions going with both the club and with local parish councils to try to find a solution which is acceptable to everyone.
As this is a decision taken by the County Council, I would urge you to share your views with your local County Councillor. You can find out who they are here: https://www.writetothem.com/
Best wishes,
Layla
Layla Moran
Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament for Oxford West & Abingdon
God that woman. She isn’t siding without siding I think more in the negative side of us gaining a stadium at SB
Typical politician doesn’t want to offend anyone at this stage, but will see where she is likely to lose/gain votes in what is a marginal seat.God that woman. She isn’t siding without siding I think more in the negative side of us gaining a stadium at SB
Didcot isn’t Layla Moran constituency she has nothing to do with the councilI wasn't expecting anything more to be honest. Look what they have done with Abingdon since they've been in control. We are now a suburb of Didcot living in their shadow.
Didcot isn’t Layla Moran constituency she has nothing to do with the council
No it’s not but they spent a fortune doing up Bury street and what a waste of money, they shut all the upper levels of the Charter multi storey car park for repairs over 2 years ago but no one has been into repair it. They’ve closed the public toilets in the charter car park nearest being the abbey meadows which if you’re elderly or disabled is ridiculous. Now Didcot had that gloomy look about the town but they used common sense and came up with the orchard centre which has transformed the town.Didcot isn’t Layla Moran constituency she has nothing to do with the council
Read it again. I meant Didcot is thriving and Abingdon under the Lib Dem's is in its shadow.
My mistake sorryRead it again. I meant Didcot is thriving and Abingdon under the Lib Dem's is in its shadow.