The closing of St. Peter's Parish Hall may not be illegal
but it is certainly immoral and the haste and stealth in the way it has been carried out
positively indecent. The people of Sheringham raised the money to build the hall and
should, at the very least, have been consulted before any decision regarding its future
was made. Why was no public meeting held in order that their views could be heard? If the
building is demolished, does the Church intend refunding money to all those who raised it
and signed the back of the bricks used in the construction?
Planning permission regarding the hall has been turned down because it has proved
impossible to fulfil a clause stating that any current users must be found alternative
accommodation in the town. The Church has, therefore, decided to close the hall,
presumably in the hope that these current users will "disappear". Will this
clause still apply once the hall is closed and, if so, for how long?
As a Sheringham resident, I would be interested to have some answers, please.
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