No further dialogue ! says TUNBRIDGE WELLS BOROUGH COUNCIL Rodney Stone, Chief Executive

Response from Rodney Stone, Chief Executive, TWBC - 9 July 2001:
" N O - N O - N O ! "

TUNBRIDGE WELLS BOROUGH COUNCIL
Corporate Services
Town Hall, Royal Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1RS

Our ref: RJS/ALI
Date: 9 July 2001

Telephone House Neighbours Association
37 Church Road
ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS
Kent TN1 1JT

Dear Ms Topliss

TELEPHONE HOUSE DEVELOPMENT

Thank you for your letter of the 8 July and I have seen Mr Haynes' letter of the 13 July which I do not consider to be either unsatisfactory or arrogant.

I have also considered further your letter of the 6 June and while a considerable amount of work has been put into finding answers to your queries, I really see little point in providing you with the information as it is quite clear that the Committee is in a mindset that they are entirely right and the Council's officers are entirely wrong.
I do not feel that providing the information that you have requested will do anything to progress the matter.

In any event the Inspector has now made his decision which is likely to be extremely expensive to the Borough Council and I do not take the view that a further dialogue on these now historic issues is in the Council's interest or indeed that of the residents

Yours sincerely
Rodney Stone
Chief Executive

After the Public Inquiry during summer/autumn 2001
TWBC Chief Executive's and Director of Operational Services' attitude towards Residents

What went wrong with the Telephone House Planning Applications ?
The uneasy questions to the Chief Executive Rodney Stone and other senior officers of TWBC
2003, the questions are still unanswered - they are as intriguing as in 2001.

The Telephone House Neighbours Association, Tunbridge Wells
The aims are to heighten peoples' awareness and concern for the high-density development on Telephone House site, Church Road / York Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1.