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Letter to the Editor: office move is a no-brainer

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Dear Editor, 

We saw the article online regarding the Stroud Town Council offices possible relocation.

We think it would be a good idea as it would be more accessible and there is a car park for both staff and visitors.  Plus it is nearer the centre of the town. 

It seems to be a no-brainer when refurbishing the current London Road premises are going to cost more anyway so we will all get charged more in our Council Tax in any event.

The amount of under £7 per annum is a drop in the ocean compared to what we all have to pay these days.

In the long term the move to Locking Hill makes good business sense and will undoubtedly save Stroud constituents money in the future, plus give better improved services to the people of Stroud.

I really cannot see why people will object but the more people that voice positive opinions on the matter the better the support for the move to Locking Hill.

www.stroudtown.gov.uk/please-give-us-your-views

Hope you get more positive input in the future.

Kind regards,

Jacqueline and David Sibbick

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