SIMON P GOACHER

Which of the Herstmonceux parish councillors are friends of the Museum heritage asset

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Simon Goacher

 

SIMON GOACHER - Is the financial officer of this council. So far we have nothing of any particular interest to report on Mr Goacher, except that like many of his fellow councillors they are paid for their services.

 

 

FRIENDS OF HERSTMONCEUX MUSEUM

It remains to be seen who on this reconfigured council are friends of the in-progress restoration of the old generating buildings in Lime Park. In the past councillors like Brian Jarman bent over backwards to accommodate the agendas of Ian Kay and Vic Scarpa, who had been instrumental in formulating what amounted to a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, in the deception of the Secretary of State's Inspector R. P. Dannruether in 1986/7. The point here is that such councillors are just puppets, more interested in getting a few brownie points and keeping their positions locally - that actually stand up for what is right when it matters.

 

This was revealed between 1998 and 2000, when the true history of the Generating Works slowly unraveled as archaeologists trawled over the wooden building to find that it was the genuine article. You can imagine the effect that this news had on Douglas Moss, Chistine Nuttall and David Phillips - who had themselves conspired to pervert the course of justice, in the case of Doug Moss and David Phillips, going so far as to falsify photographs to make it appear that the occupier was in breach of an Enforcement Notice that is in fact defective on several counts and a false instrument.

 

 

Herstmonceux Museum in East Sussex, England

 

CONSERVATION PROJECT - At the turn of the century some more enlightened souls followed the work of Thomas Alva Edison in the USA, and other pioneers of electricity for lighting and installed their own private generating facilities in the UK. Charles de Roemer, an electrical engineer, constructed this substantial complex in Lime Park based on coal that was used to produce combustible gas for an internal combustion engine. By 1982, this building was falling over and would have done so, except for the occupation of another engineer who recognised the industrial find and took the trouble to shore up the structure - so beginning the long climb to get this valuable historic asset the recognition that it deserves.

 

 

 

DISCRIMINATION - It is unlawful to discriminate against any person or organisation, with reference to Article 14 of the Human Rights Act 1998. That said, preferential treatment appears to be routinely given to some members of the community, while Wealden DC use their position of trust to give others a very rough ride to foster the finances of those they may have helped in the past for consideration of another kind. Consideration does not always have to be the folding stuff.

 

The pictures above are some examples of planning consents (or development agreed as permitted) that has been granted in and around Lime Park, Herstmonceux. In the case of Lime and Oak View [lower right], this is a massive house built on green belt without any suggestion of affordability or other special circumstances. Double garages is a luxury not a necessity. Compare the cooperation of Wealden in the procurement of these consents, with the £500,000 spent to prevent the restorations of Herstmonceux Museum. Anyone looking at the facts would have to question why this council is acting so perversely - when planning permission all around the site is being given for much larger developments. To include a grant for 70 houses in the adjacent field. You might ask if the builders were connected in any way with any council member - and if they were if suitable declarations were made.

 

 

COUNCILLOR LINE UP FOR 2016

 

Ian Stewart

Mr Ian Stewart (Chairman)
Chestnut Lodge
West End
Herstmonceux BN27 4NZ

01323 833450
chair@herstmonceuxparish.org.uk

Josephine Angear

Mrs Josephine Angear
Penlands
Church Road
Herstmonceux BN27 1RJ

01323 832210

 Heather Kenward

Mrs Heather Kenward
West End House
West End
Herstmonceux BN27 4NL

01323 833509


Ms Angela Ashley
22 Fairfield
Herstmonceux
East Sussex BN27 4NE

01323 832789

Mrs Jenny Alder

Mrs Jenny Alder
Bamburi
Joes Lane
Windmill Hill BN274TN 

01323 832329

Michael Goodsell

Mr Michael Goodsell
Little Hollingwood
Chilsham Lane
Herstmonceux BN27 4QQ

01323 832178

Bryan Naish

Mr Bryan Naish
Cobwebs, 29 Pippin Close
Orchard View
Windmill Hill BN27 4TU 

01323 833747

 Stephen Nash

Mr Stephen Nash
1 The willows
Gardner Street
Herstmonceux BN27 4TQ

01323 833203

Malcolm Bradshaw

Mr Malcolm Bradshaw
The Willows
West End
Herstmonceux BN27 4NL

01323 833365

Catherine Sterling-Reed

Mrs Catherine Sterling-Reed
Stone's Meadow
Bagham Lane
Herstmonceux BN27 4NA

01323 833308

Max von Barnholt Krag

Mr Max von Barnholt Krag
Primrose Cottage
Chapel Row
Herstmonceux BN27 1RB

01323 832917

 

 

Finance Officer

Simon Goacher

Mr Simon Goacher
Cosi
Old Road
Magham Down
Hailsham BN27 1PR

01323 843210
Mob: 07802 416840
Fax: 01323 843210

finance@herstmonceux

Wealden District Council - District Councillor

 Andrew Long

Mr A Long
Allis Farmhouse
Marklye Lane
Rushlake Green
Heathfield TN21 9QH

Tel: 01435 830164
Mob: 07654 306738

 

East Sussex County Council - County Councillors

 Bill Bentley

Mr William Bentley
15 Sandbanks Close
Hailsham BN27 3TJ

Tel: 01323 442582

cllr.bill.bentley@eastsussex.gov.uk

 Laurence Keeley

Mr Laurence Keeley
6 Fairfield
Herstmonceux BN27 4NE

Tel: 01323 832660

cllr.laurence.keeley@eastsussex.gov.uk

 

 

PARISH CLERK

 

 

 

Mrs Clare Harrison (time for change already)
The Parish Office
Herstmonceux Village Hall
Hailsham Road
Herstmonceux BN27 4JX 

Tel: 01323 833312
Mob: 
Email: clerk@herstmonceuxparish.org.uk

 

 

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The Old Rectory, Lime Park, East Sussex

 

FORMER STABLES - Wealden might say to one owner that they don't need permission to change the appearance of the outside of a building, such as the change from clay peg tiles to cement tiles on the Old Rectory in Lime Park - that completely changed the appearance of the stable keepers cottage. Then again, they might treat another occupier in Lime Park unfavourably, demanding a planning application for works that are in reality a permitted development, such as repairs to pre-existing woodwork.

 

Unfavourable treatment = discrimination in English law, as per the famous case of Kelly Davis a father of two, of Bath, won his civil action against the now defunct Wansdyke District Council last year when a Judge at Bristol County Court ruled that planning officers had "conducted themselves in a consistently unhelpful and obstructive fashion" in refusing to grant him planning permission for work on his home between 1989 and 1991. In this case the award of damages was £750,000.

 

 

 

 

 

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