Dreamland Leisure

[Bob]

The plans for Dreamland Leisure are moving forward our partners and key stakeholders have expressed their delight with the quality of the facilities to be provided. They particularly commented on the plans for the Scenic Railway area and the small faiground area to be provided to compliment the Scenic Railway. Margate will have a first class facility. Something it has lacked for some time. Note was also taken of the positive posts received from some of the "Save Dreamland Campaigners".

[jmace9]

hello Bob what do you think about the great news with regards to the planning permission refusal ?



John

[porf]

@ Bob :

[uvegotmale2000]

The plans for Dreamland Leisure are moving forward our partners and key stakeholders have expressed their delight with the quality of the facilities to be provided. They particularly commented on the plans for the Scenic Railway area and the small faiground area to be provided to compliment the Scenic Railway. Margate will have a first class facility. Something it has lacked for some time. Note was also taken of the positive posts received from some of the "Save Dreamland Campaigners".

1 person said it would be nice to have a big wheel back
nobody has said anything postive about your plans,so get your facts correct

how about answering about the refusal of planning permission on

1) fencing
2) demolition of buildings

be nice to see what you have to say on the subject if anything?

[David Ellis]

The plans for Dreamland Leisure are moving forward our partners and key stakeholders have expressed their delight with the quality of the facilities to be provided. They particularly commented on the plans for the Scenic Railway area and the small faiground area to be provided to compliment the Scenic Railway. Margate will have a first class facility. Something it has lacked for some time. Note was also taken of the positive posts received from some of the "Save Dreamland Campaigners".

I really don't think that a small fairground area represents the best long-term solution for Margate. It smacks of a short-term fix in order to prove that an amusement park isn't viable.

Why do you think that such a small leisure facility is the best solution, compared to a full size amusement park operated by someone dedicated to investing in it?

David.

[Stephen]

The main focus needs to be in getting a new Theme Park in place.

As Bob continues to attempt to twist quotes to his own ends I thought I would show that members of this campaign dont stoop to the same level. If we are going to quote it will be very accurately. I suggest we start with the one above.

If I knew how to set up a poll I might have done one, taking votes on who said it, but hopefully Bob will help you all out.

[Sarah]

expressed their delight with the quality of the facilities to be provided

Aren't you jumping the gun slightly? The Local Plan isn't finalised yet for one thing and Waterbridge's record on getting planning permissions on the site isn't good (and they won't have made any friends by erecting a huge fence without permission). I'm sure you wouldn't wish to imply that it's all cut and dried and therefore any public consultation is a pointless PR exercise.

Anyway, why are you bothering with us when your boss considers us to be the noisy minority who have invested nothing in the town, and anyway what would we know, we're all out of towners (spoken from his desk in Berkshire)?

Sarah

[Stephen]

I hope Bob's boss, at his desk in Berkshire, had given some thought to his spokesperson on this forum.

I have not been to Margate for a few years

[Bob]

expressed their delight with the quality of the facilities to be provided

Aren't you jumping the gun slightly? The Local Plan isn't finalised yet for one thing and Waterbridge's record on getting planning permissions on the site isn't good (and they won't have made any friends by erecting a huge fence without permission). I'm sure you wouldn't wish to imply that it's all cut and dried and therefore any public consultation is a pointless PR exercise.

Anyway, why are you bothering with us when your boss considers us to be the noisy minority who have invested nothing in the town, and anyway what would we know, we're all out of towners (spoken from his desk in Berkshire)?

Sarah[/quote

The fency is a tempory structure and is required to enable the fair to operate in safety this year whilst other prepartory work takes place. I am sure you will understand that we have to give safety a high priority.]

[uvegotmale2000]

bob can you read????


planning permission was refused

why not answer questions people ask you


im beginning to think bob has nothing to do with the dreamland site at all
he doesnt seem to know much

[Sarah]

Oh, so it's a 'fency'. That's obviously a technical term. There was me thinking it was industrial barricading. A fency sounds much nicer.

And it's 'tempory'. Right. That'll be why it has foundations.

Sarah

[jmace9]

bob can you read????


planning permission was refused

why not answer questions people ask you


im beginning to think bob has nothing to do with the dreamland site at all
he doesnt seem to know much

I think Bob is bogus and i am sure he has no conection with Dreamland at all. He just enjoys talking a load of garbage on here.

[taffy]

The main thing Bob is back, and better than ever! i've been missing you!!!!

Speaking on behalf of as many wise heads as Bob does he fufills a vital role in bringing hilarity to this site. Speaking as an 'out of towner' (or am I?), I should feel priviledged to speak on the same forum as Bob who seems to hail from 'cloud cuckoo land'. Toby Chunter seems to know where we all live and how much 'noise' we make. Or does he? I've seen more nouse on a brick.

Bring it on chaps. You keep 'spouting' your muck raking 'drivel'. I, for one, love it. It gets more more desparate' by the day. Noise is the least of your worries.

After a long day in London there may be some deliberate speling mistakes encoded in this massage.

Taffy of no fixed abode.

[Bob]

bob can you read????


planning permission was refused

why not answer questions people ask you


im beginning to think bob has nothing to do with the dreamland site at all
he doesnt seem to know much

Planning permission has not been refused. The plans have not yet been submitted.

[Bob]

Oh, so it's a 'fency'. That's obviously a technical term. There was me thinking it was industrial barricading. A fency sounds much nicer.

And it's 'tempory'. Right. That'll be why it has foundations.

Sarah

As explaind the Fence is for Safety reasons to enable the Fairground to operate without risk to people attending it. The fence will remain untill the end of the season when it will be removed.