Places   (Help with places, streets and buildings in Wigan.)

Well out of the courtesy of my heart I have been back and will answer what I assume are the two questions you keep bleating on about.....OK.

Firstly as neither of us are actualy property developers I think any opinion regarding the siting of restaurants/cafes/museums would be purely speculative would you not agree? However the concept appeared to work on a much larger scale down at Salford Quays before the economic crash and although you may not be prepared to purchase a property in a similar area you have to realise others might.

Also what you fail to grasp is that your statement fails to hold water as the properties still failed to sell in volume even though the various leisure facilities originaly planned for the site did not come to fruition, so in a way it would appear you have proved your own theory as being wrong

...Now....in light of this earlier statement of yours you seem to suggest that something underhand went on.....my request to you is that you attempt to prove this belief of your rather than just forcing your own self held and impotent comments on us.

So the Orwell lost custom when the museum closed, no doubt it did, however they are unconnected ventures and such is the world of business. Are you suggesting the museum already running at loss of over 1million of YOUR council tax pounds p/a should have been kept open just to prop up an already ailing pub? My word!! you really would have had something to grip about if that had taken place wouldnt you

Now....I have answered what I took as the two questions you seem to keep bleating on about...perhaps you could no answer mine now Despite your constant ongoing petty attempts to smear and find fault with your council could you please remind us all of the outcome of the last audit commmission survey? Thank you

Cant tell if my lawn has grown directly as a result of me watching it, however if I could see it from here I would rather be attempting to find out than attempting to level with you and your bitter, narrow and cynical mind