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initial consultation complete visits save our school!... time to stand up and be counted residents of "the southern area" (finchampstead and barkham) should look here... stop press... current status :- last chapter of the 1st act the initial consultation period has finished. we have handed the council a petition opposing the relocation of the emmbrook secondary school containing 1741 signatures. frank browne indicated during a radio interview on 31/10/2005 that 6,000 - 7,000 pieces of feedback had been received and would be processed during november. other than that we do not know when the results are expected. we are very pleased with the way the campaign has gone, it started from nothing, and gained momentum very quickly. we have produced a good number of robust arguments and have uncovered numerous fundamental flaws in many aspects of the council's plans. many different parts of the community have been involved. based upon our arguments and the poor responses from the council we believe that we should feel positive about the outcome of the initial consultation. however, we still have the fundamental problem that the council see this as a "done deal" and we are concerned that they will fail to take notice of the feedback they have received. we have already found out that the council has secretly obtained access to 12 million of funding from the dfes for the specific purpose of relocating a secondary school. the money was applied for in the spring of 2005, several months before the public consultation was even launched. for this reason we currently rate our chances of success at this stage as about 50/50. we must therefore prepare for the next part of the campaign. during the coming weeks we are going to dramatically increase the number of people directly involved with the campaign and to improve our organisation and infrastructure so that we can double and re-double our efforts. this time we have the advantage of being prepared. we have learnt the hard way that the council chooses to ignore questions rather than answer them. this has left us no choice but to ask the questions via the media. we have formed good links with the local papers, radio and television which will can build upon in the future. we will use the time between now and the publication of the consultation results wisely. if the plans continue, we have the chance to fight every aspect of the plan on every front during the coming months and years. in addition we have the opportunity to appeal any decisions via scrutiny committees, the local government ombudsman and we can submit complaints about the conduct of individual councillors. the longer the battle the greater the chance that it will continue past the time when the council will be answerable via the ballot box. 02/11/2005 09:00 today there was a news item published in the the wokingham times . on page 5 there is a photograph and a half page story about our campaign, the delivery of our petition and the consultation period coming to a close. the item also discusses the 12 million of access to funding which has been obtained by the council from the dfes specifically for the relocation of a wokingham secondary school. on the letters page there is a letter from coling lawley the leader of the liberal democrats at wdc. the letter regards the secrecy surrounding the 12 million funding and the refusal of frank browne to provide details.... even to elected councillors. 12/10/2005 09:00 today we had a further letter published in the the wokingham times . the letter points out that the council has not given any thoughts to the detail surrounding the proposed vocational college beyond a general desire to have one. we have asked basic questions such as how many students will the college cater for and what sort of courses will it offer and the council simply does not know the answers. the full letter can be read here 07/10/2005 17:45 the rt hon mr john redwood mp replied very swiftly to our email. here is his reply: "i have made public my support for the school and my opposition to its closure. i have attended a group meeting of councillors to tell them of my support. yours sincerely john redwood". it has been added to his previous supportive comment which can be read here 07/10/2005 17:45 following the publication of letters in both the wokingham news and the wokingham times this week we have emailed copies of the letter to all the district councillors, the council officers involved with education and also our local mps the rt hon mr john redwood mp and the rt hon andrew mackay mp 06/10/2005 14:45 a further a letter was published in the wokingham news today. the letter highlights the damage that could be done to the delicate balance which holds the secondary school admissions process together. year 6 parents need to select secondary schools for their children by the 21st of october. with uncertainty surrounding the future of the emmbrook we are concerned that parents will move away from the emmbrook to st crispin's, the holt and the forest schools which are already very popular and often oversubscribed. the full letter can be read here 05/10/2005 13:30 today we had a letter published in the the wokingham times . the letter accuses the council of not looking at the "big picture". in particular it asks how can the council possibly have a coherent vision for the future provision of secondary education within wokingham if you explicitly avoid counting and considering the location and quantity of new houses to be built in wokingham? the full letter can be read here 05/08/2005 13:00 council planning meeting we have been informed by some woosehill residents that there is a district council meeting this evening concerned with planning for in-fill housing in the area. from what we can ascertain he meeting is at 07:30 in the upper hall of the town hall rather than shute end. 21/07/2005 23:00 council "loses" letter highlighting consultation process failings on the 30th of june 2005 we sent councillor frank browne a detailed 4 page letter by recorded delivery outlining our objections with the consultation process. this letter was signed for in wokingham at 09:57 on 01/07/2005 as shown here so far i have received no reply or acknowledgement. this evening, (during the public meeting with the primary school parents), when pressed on this matter, councillor browne stated that "he had not seen the letter" . there is no nice way to put this... at best this is an example of incompetence within the council: a letter is sent to the head of the council, it is signed for and then goes missing. at worst this is an example of deliberate deceit: the letter has been seen and has been explicitly ignored. now it is lucky that we believe in happy coincidences.... the second page of our letter contained the following comment about poor communication: "despite there being a link from the wdc website homepage to current consultations . this far reaching proposal is not listed" . some 36 hours after the letter failed to be received, the wdc homepage was updated and now contains a direct link to the consultation document. 19/07/2005 17:00 online petition beginning to take off the online petition was very slow to take off compared to the good old pen and paper ones. however, during the last week there has been a little more interest in the online petition and now more than sixty people "signed" it. this is ideal for "other halves" who may not have been available when the paper petition did the rounds. it only takes a couple of mouse clicks! remember all members in a household can sign! 15/07/2005 17:00 emmbrook junior governing body following the last meeting of the emmbrook junior school governing body, the chair of governors wrote a letter to the council expressing concern about not being consulted about the proposals contained in the "vision" document. [despite being a feeder school located 200m from the secondary school the governing body was not consulted about the pr

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