This week has seen a massive increase of publicity due to the letter from the district council demanding that the SOS posters on display are removed. To display the posters we should have applied for planning permission and paid £325for each poster on display. We are refusing to do this because we do not agree that they are advertising but just a tool to assist others with their objections to the proposed planning applications on conservation areas..

http://www.cpre.org.uk/?dm_i=6A4,J5WX,4HKHGO,1K5BH,1

This is your chance to have a say about the community you live in.

http://idox.tendringdc.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?...

The horror stories get worse

YOUR VILLAGE NEEDS YOU! SOS membership is now well over 2000. If you have not already joined, please do so. In order to make maximum impact, we need the whole village signed up. Please display the poster on the back of this to show your support for SOS and your opposition to the Priory Development.

Save Our St. Osyth (S.O.S.)
STOP PRIORY DEVELOPMENT
INFORMATION SHEET
DON’T PANIC! – You have plenty of time to exercise your right of reply to the notification letters sent out to some residents by TDC at the end of April.

Village Hall St.Osyth
Thursday 2nd June 2011 7.30pm

Dumont Hall Point Clare
Wednesday 8th June 2011 7.30pm

SOS Drop-in Sessions

Village Hall
Saturday 11th June 2011 10am to 4pm

Dumont Hall
Saturday 25th June 2011 10am to 3pm.

Sorry it has taken me so long to figure out what the problem with the website links and images were.

Thankfully however I had a bit of a eureka moment this morning and this should not be a problem anymore.

Just to make sure though could somebody check at home on their own computer and let me know if it also runs smoothly for them.

Many thanks!

A full page with pictures

St Osyth & the SOS Campaign received media coverage via the National BBC NEWS Website yesterday.

BRILLIANT!

Please click on the link below:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-10984368

Regards

Bev - Chair 'SOS'

In the letters page of the Gazette a gentleman is suggesting that we all get together to fight this unnecessary building of houses in our areas. There are thousands of houses to let so why do we need more.Not only are developers building houses we do not need but where are the buyers coming from, the employment opportunities and the local facilities to support them. Together we could be stronger, food for thought.
I think he might be onto something here and we should consider it.