I think I can safely speak for us all when I say that we're of an age where we can look back on our lives and see many occasions when we've said or done something and felt genuine regret after the fact .. yes I'm certain we've all done that .. the point is that we do acknowledge a lapse in judgement, we do show remorse, and we look for understanding and compassion from our peers .. so let's have no finger-pointing .. no names, no pack drill .. I just wish to say that I can see that errors have been made, but also that sincere remorse has been shown, and I for one am mature enough to show empathy and consideration to all parties, with the hope that no-one exits Gransnet under a cloud .. and certainly not on a permenent basis .. everyone needs to look in the mirror from time to time and realise that for heaven's sake we're all human.
What are you avoiding doing in this heat?
Robert Kenyon, Reform's candidate for Makerfield. Would you let him in your house?

to my silly face.

