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How I fear for the future of poor old Mont Orgueil
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From Terry Connor.
IT was with a sense of mounting apprehension – nay, misgivings bordering on panic – that I read (JEP, 16 June) Deputy Labey’s endorsement of Gorey Castle as a site of heritage and cultural interest with the implication that it could also be a valuable adjunct to the stumbling tourism industry.
Once the States realise that they have something valuable to screw up, they waste little time in appointing a committee (or quango), preferably with UK consultants or managers, to devise appropriate action.
How long now before we see some new madcap organisation with ‘iconic’ ideas and ‘world-class’ credentials seducing the Planning department into new high-rise structures to obliterate the land view of yet another castle?
Kerami,
Pontac,
St Clement.
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