The decision came suddenly despite weeks of speculation, no courtesy shown to
those involved, no final consultation but not past the time a decision should
have been made. Hearing about a decision
that was made behind closed doors was not easy and many are shocked that this
council would use the Cranbrook and District Arts Council's draft business plan to hide behind in
making their decision. Keeping heritage in public ownership is one issue. The Arts Council proposal is another.
There is no doubt this decision is perceived by many to be
regressive and damaging to Cranbrook and its reputation.
The story has not ended.
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