Without any prior knowledge, I read the Milford Mercury (28.6.07) to find that they have done a whole page (7) on the Cleddau Bridge and its future.
The Editor, Simon Carr had promised me several weeks ago that they will speak to our 2 AM's and 2 MP's to get their views.
I must therefore use this opportunity to make public the fact that my phone call to Nick Ainger's constituency office and a follow up fax (sent through www.faxyourmp.com) has resulted in complete silence.
In fairness, e-mails sent to Stephen Crabb and Paul Davies, have also not had even the courtesy of an acknowledgement or even a reply. These were sent several weeks ago.
I am not passing any comment. I leave it to you, the reader to make your own mind up.
HOWEVER, I must say that I am more than pleased with the views Nick, Stephen and Paul have been quoted as saying in the Mercury. I did ask Paul Davies to forward my e-mail to Angela Burns, as I did not have an e-mail address for her and I wanted to ensure she was kept informed of my petition. I have had no reply for her, either.
Whilst Angela may be currently viewed as sitting on the proverbial fence, I certainly hope its not the fence to be found on the bridge itself. If she falls one way, its a 3 foot drop onto the bridge footpath. The other side is a 100 foot drop into the Cleddau and a bye-election in the South Pembrokeshire Assembly seat. I sincerely hope that Angela will realise the strength of feeling and the actual argument about tolling needs to be brought into the 21st Century, with regard to the Cleddau Bridge.
Sunday, 1 July 2007
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