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Dr. David Kelly I salute you. Dr. David Kelly I salute you. I watched the 'The Government Inspector' on channel 4. 18/12/2009 12.50-02.40am what an absolute GRIPPING drama, but why was it shown so late, or should I say, so early in the morning. Was it to minimise the audience, so the government could keep the propaganda alive via the news and papers. I said when the news broke of Dr. David Kellys death, that it smelt like a Grimsby trawler, will the real truth ever be told, I doubt it, there's about as much chance of that happening as seeing a snowball in Hell. Dr. David Kelly, I salute you, you were a consummate professional, your untimely death was brought around by two things that Politicians lack in BIBLICAL proportions, Morals and the ability to tell the truth. I hope your tormentors suffer as I'm sure they will, but only THEY know who they are, they will continue to hide behind their cloak of deceit and stand and watch truth, morality, decency and TRUE professionalism drown in a cesspool of filth that some like to call politics, rather than stand up and be counted. Kevin. kevinmrgn1@aol.com Posted by Kevin Morgan on 09 January 2010 There is more to this case than meets the eye. Perhaps will have to wait 30 years before the truth is known. Is this what they call the cooling off period? The public should demand to have the facts now. Posted by Fred Jenkns on 31 January 2010 Community Centre not opening I must say that it seems most strange that a community centre was not opened up for Counsellor Dudley's recent surgery considering it is a regular monthly arrangement. It makes one wonder if there is an underlying motive for this? Am I correct in saying that members of opposing parties do not hold surgeries? Again, am I correct in saying that the caretaker of the centre is politically motivated and supports an opposing party to Councillor Dudley? Perhaps I am putting two and two together and am coming up with the wrong answer - if so I apologise for my thoughts. But it all seems rather odd to me - and possibly to many others who are aware of past events. Posted by Sam Jones on 11 November 2009 Councillor's Surgeries I think it is wrong for the community council to charge councillors' for holding their surgeries at community centres. They are providing a service for the residents who pay (through their council tax) to have the use of the centres. I would not mind betting that the councillor(s) who proposed this don't hold surgeries. It is just sour grapes and being vindictive towards those who do. Posted by Brian Davies on 30 October 2009 Thank you Brian I have no intenstion of paying to hold a surgery. I still knock on doors it's a better way of reaching people Posted by cllr.Tony Wyn-Jones on 04 November 2009 Youths run Riot near Tesco's I read with interest in the press about youths running riot near the Tesco's store near Caewern and the community centre. At the council meeting the councillors said that they were drunk or on drugs, if this is true, firstly should not the Police try and find where these youths were sold the drink from, also what is the attraction in this area to draw these youths there, also if they are local youths and causing trouble all the time, surely the police have the authority to dish out Asbos to these individuals. Posted by Malcolm on 24 October 2009 After writing the above letter about my concerns regarding roiting near the tesco's store at Caewern, I think I have come up with a solution to the problem. Firstly, the business' based there make a lot of money in that area and also supply a service to the community, so why doesn't the council and these business' get together and fit a CCTV camera in the parking area outside these shops? It would help the Police to identify these youths, and perhaps prevent this problem happening again. Also, as I said in the first place, who is supplying these youths with the drink? Posted by malcolm on 26 October 2009 The last two letters I wrote was trying to help the police and the community sought out the youth disturbance problem,"us older generation love to run down the younger generation" , it is good to see in the Courier Paper that Councillor Morgan of Bryncoch says that He wants to set up a team , to try and help the area to open up the community centres in our community, the thought behind that is to encourage the younger generation in the area, "these community centres should not just be for the older, generation", and money , "well done "councillor Morgan. 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I hope that this caring councillor will get well soon to return to his duties.