SarahEdwards
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I found this article where WCBC Cllr malcolm king admits to choosing his job and protecting paedophiles over speaking out…
The Jillings report: How the truth about North Wales child abuse scandal was suppressed – Crime – UK – The IndependentAs malcolm king is on the WCBC executive board, it’s a cause for concern given how his position can supress information about Jillings.
Does anyone where it is easy to read over Clwyd County Council minutes? Neither the Library or WCBC website have them.
@darryl 11774 wrote:
Thanks for your appreciation – unfortunately Plas Madoc is not on my “patch” as I look after the town so I am not really sighted on the issue. I have passed your question to the Inspector for Wrexham rural for comment. Paul Wycherley
Thank you for your answer.
May I be as bold to ask a follow up question:
Do you think that in a deprived area of wrexham say for example Caia Park and a leisure centre with a gym and other facilities were closed, do you think crime would increase? young people are more like to turn to crime? and it would cost the police force more thereby increasing the precepts of the council tax payer?
I’m remember last year that the daily leader paper claimed crime went down in a deprived area of town (think it was Caia Park) when its leisure centre put on a course during friday evenings. So i’m citing the Leader’s example.
Hello, I found this link from Facebook’s Save Plas Madoc Leisure Centre Campaign page.
Firstly, I’d like to thank Inspector Wycherley for this opportunity to ask him questions and also pass on my thanks to the brave blue thin line he is in.
I would like to ask Inspector Paul Wycherley, does he think that the closure of Plas Madoc Leisure Centre will result in more crime in the area and more youngsters turning to crime?
I’d also like to know if thinks the closure of Plas Madoc will result in more costs in both time and finance for North Wales Police?
I look forward to your answers.
Thanks Wrexham.com for this opportunity!
