James.Brent@akkerongroup.com

Time for everyone to let our Chairman know what we think....

Like he gives a f**k

Hit the junk then delete.

Czarcs, i dont think the banker" Gets it"

J.B. "I know nothing about football" (laugh) sick of hearing it - WE the fanbase know when things are really shit, and this is it!

I hope nobody turns up at an Akkeron hotel protesting and carrying protest banners, not without a Fire Certificate at least.

Somewhere in the back of my mind, once the fire certificate has been negotiated, I believe there is the excuse of behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.

Police have been (mis)using these sort of excuses for years with law abiding citizens peacefully going about exercising their democratic rights of protest, when it suits political purpose.... who can forget the Chinese leader's visit debacle.

Penzance wrote:

Somewhere in the back of my mind, once the fire certificate has been negotiated, I believe there is the excuse of behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.

Police have been (mis)using these sort of excuses for years with law abiding citizens peacefully going about exercising their democratic rights of protest, when it suits political purpose.... who can forget the Chinese leader's visit debacle.

If I had ti bet on it, I'd wager not many.

Penzance wrote:

Somewhere in the back of my mind, once the fire certificate has been negotiated, I believe there is the excuse of behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.

Police have been (mis)using these sort of excuses for years with law abiding citizens peacefully going about exercising their democratic rights of protest, when it suits political purpose.... who can forget the Chinese leader's visit debacle.

Local councils used it to essentially ban the film The Life of Brian too - they simply wouldn't provide a fire certificate to the cinemas that wished to screen it.

hairy j wrote:

Penzance wrote:

Somewhere in the back of my mind, once the fire certificate has been negotiated, I believe there is the excuse of behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.

Police have been (mis)using these sort of excuses for years with law abiding citizens peacefully going about exercising their democratic rights of protest, when it suits political purpose.... who can forget the Chinese leader's visit debacle.

Local councils used it to essentially ban the film The Life of Brian too - they simply wouldn't provide a fire certificate to the cinemas that wished to screen it.

Urban Britain it's just like pasoti.