Tim Lund

We angst about this the other side of Sydenham Hill - see here. I think the idea of a Council employed TCM is unlikely for many years, so instead I wonder if there might be a market niche for a market research / lobbying business focusing on an area such as East Dulwich, Sydenham or any other such town centre. I don't suppose anyone would get rich doing it, but maybe an opportunity for someone with a background in the business, no longer working full time. Such a person would have to know the local policies, and be able to get on with Councillors, officers and local opinion formers, so a Forum such as this would be very helpful. It's just an idea :)

I've just seen a Linked-In request from "Anrea Binda, FRSA", currently "Director at Valued Properties London Ltd.", which a check on Companies House shows to have been incorporated 30 Nov 2011. I'll be emailing the Director of Fellowship at the RSA to check if the FRSA is genuine.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And a special message for Rick, as an EDF exile - > good to have you here, and please don't go and get > yourself banned. I may not exactly agree with all > your views, and I do sometime find the left / > right ding-dong tedious, but I do think it's > better than everyone on a Forum having the same > view, and congratulating themselves on how much > more enlightened / realistic they are than those > outside their magic circle. > > Thought this from Sydenham forum's Tim L was > pretty good. I read something the other day that > said the main reason people left online > communities was not because of conflicts, > provocative posters, off-topic discussions, spam > or technology trouble. It was because they* were > no longer interesting. > > Oh, and whilst I found myself agreeing with Eagle > on that particular thread, those with differing > views put them across in such a way that meant I > wanted to read what they had to say and see things > from their perspective. Perhaps rethink my own > stance. > > *not them, their online community. (Yet on EDF > they may leave, but often return..) Well, thanks Katie, you say the nicest things. We take our - small l - liberalism seriously over here in Sydenham.