[meersbrook-house] IP address for survey

[Anthony Ashton]

Yeah I clocked that, I'd copied and pasted it from somewhere.

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Anthony Ashton

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On 11/09/2014 18:28, Nick Roscoe wrote:
> ps - pavilion has one l
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> On 11 September 2014 18:27, Nick Roscoe <nick at nickroscoe.com 
> <mailto:nick at nickroscoe.com>> wrote:
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>     Hi Anthony/All
>
>     Just caught up on your notes re hosting etc.  Before you go off on
>     you jollies please can you point survey.meersbrookhall.org.uk
>     <http://survey.meersbrookhall.org.uk> to 69.89.25.181,  I want to
>     experiment with the survey scripts and there are a few built in on
>     this server, so would be better, especially as you will be away.
>
>     I'll let people know here when a 1st draft  is available to try
>     and everyone can run through it and pass on any comment.
>
>     re the Facebook page,  looks good and you pitch things well, but
>     we need some admins,especially if you are away.  I'm used to doing
>     this (manage a few similar pages) and happy to help whilst you are
>     away, though it's not something I want to do long term.  You judge
>     what to say well, but there is one comment - and it is reflected
>     on the leaflet too - which still bothers me.  It's not you - it's
>     something lots of people have been saying.   I spoke with a Parks
>     officer yesterday, he said they had been told there were no
>     definite plans and if they were going to move it wasn't going to
>     be imminent. This echoes what we have been told by the
>     councillors, ie the official position.
>
>     I'm wary about us just stating 'the council are moving out' as I
>     think we need to prioritise getting an agreement from the council
>     to delay moving out to give the organisation, when it is
>     constituted, a chance to get its act together.  Can we have 'in
>     the process of moving out',   or   'have moved some officers out
>     already'  ?
>
>     Ideally the council will change its mind and not move them out.
>      This (and certainly a reprieve) is still possible, even if a
>     remote chance.   Councillors can be very sensitive about having
>     controversial decisions ascribed to them which they have not made
>     (or at least announced)   Of course the council have moved some
>     staff out - but as long as there is the chance of parks staff
>     staying I think it is better to sit on the fence with this in any
>     official sounding announcements.
>
>     cheers
>     Nick
>
>
>



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