Anger at a massive housing development in Sussex is boiling over, says a statement from TEA, (Titnore Emergency Action).
The hitherto unknown group has called for a Vigil for the Death of Democracy at 2pm on Saturday October 29 at the Northbrook College roundabout, junction of Titnore Lane and the A259, close to Goring station, served by direct trains from Brighton, Portsmouth and London. (see previous newswire posting).
It issued the following statement:
"TEA warns Worthing Borough Council, the West Durrington Consortium and the Somerset family that they are really in hot water over the Titnore controversy. Trouble is brewing locally, with people's patience now severely strained and growing numbers being stirred into action. These residents are no mugs and would be off their trolleys if they allowed their sweet heritage to be milked for profit by developers taking lumps out of the countryside. TEA urges all those behind the development not to let the bad feelings stew further and to abandon it now before the situation boils over."
It issued the following statement:
"TEA warns Worthing Borough Council, the West Durrington Consortium and the Somerset family that they are really in hot water over the Titnore controversy. Trouble is brewing locally, with people's patience now severely strained and growing numbers being stirred into action. These residents are no mugs and would be off their trolleys if they allowed their sweet heritage to be milked for profit by developers taking lumps out of the countryside. TEA urges all those behind the development not to let the bad feelings stew further and to abandon it now before the situation boils over."