I still sense quite a bit of unease, perfectly understandably, about whether a viable short-term solution will be found in time ... but I am determined to make sure that happens. It may well not be "everyones" first choice (nothing ever is!) but I'll endeavour to keep as many people informed as possible as we all move towards a decision in late March.
Amazingly, managed to get home in time for the second half of the Cup semi-final between St. Johnstone and Hibs - didn't see Steven Fletcher's third-minute goal, but did catch the rest of the action ;-)
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Looks like a great deal of political discussion but little action. Lets be clear that adding additional huts to the already overcrowded playground will be a very unpopular choice!
Although nothing has been "officially" decided its "unofficially" the easy option.
The Council has been aware of the situation since Summer 2006 and it now seems that time is running out - the playground should have never been an option...
Anonymous
I can only assure you that there is plenty of activity ongoing around this issue.
PLEASE do have a look at my earlier post:
http://andrewburns.blogspot.com/2007/01/south-morningside-primary-school.html
... and I can only re-iterate that a short-term solution will be found by the March Council Executive meeting.
Thanks for commenting ...
Andrew
Not sure if it is too late for adding additional premises ideas, but if you are still open to suggestions and in light of the angst of having additional huts in the playground, how about; The grass area next to Morningside Park playground, or the Braid centre gardens (front or back)? Many thanks.
Anonymous
Many thanks - both these sites have now been looked at. Have a look at the final report by going to:
http://cpol.edinburgh.gov.uk/getdoc_ext.asp?DocId=96286
Thanks for the suggestions!
Andrew
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