faug.org.uk/community_charter.pdf So this is a company in trouble by any standards, but Alex Johnstone, Conservative MSP for North East Scotland, demanded campaigners stop attacking such "legitimate businesses". He denounced what he described as “some disgraceful scenes south of the border by environmental organisations“ and said that “we need to encourage companies which have a lot to offer Scotland.” This yawning gap between the ruled and their rulers, is pushing people to start making their own very different plans for the future. Local campaigners in the area around Airth have worked with their Community Council (Scottish equivalent of a Parish Council) to develop a Community Charter. It sets out their "cultural heritage" which they declare to be: A COMMUNITY CHARTER: To establish the Cultural Heritage of Larbert, Stenhousemuir and Torwood, and to declare our Rights and Responsibilities for its Improvement and Protectio.. ….............. Collectively, we have agreed that our Assets are: our goal of a clean and safe environment, and our achievements to date; our children and that which promotes their wholesome development; our homes as our sanctuary and investment; the resilience and continuity of our community; the diversity and stability of our local Ecosystem; our natural resources and our aspiration for them to be used sustainably; our food security; our restorative countryside; our beautiful views; our central location; our vision of a truly sustainable local economy, and our achievements to date; our local historical and natural attractions; our reputation; our goal of sharing mutual trust and respect with our elected representatives and third parties; the life-enhancing qualities which our Assets bring forth; a collective commitment to sustaining and improving all of the above. taken from:- See more at: aworldtowin.net/blog/dash-for-gas-exposes-corporate-state-fix.html#sthash.5ZPj2Z26.dpuf
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