The report arising from the “facilitated reflection” into the Shapley Heath debacle has been sent to some Councillors. Perhaps this will resonate more with someone who has an interest in or knowledge of that time in the country's history, but I couldn't get into it.

The Future Grid project being run by National Gas is looking at a number of safety issues surrounding putting hydrogen in the national transmission network including embrittlement and leak testing. It allows everyone who knew Jade, whether it was a passing meeting or being in her life full time, to share memories through images and words. If I didn't know it had been published in 2009 I would have thought it was a book from the 1950s or so. That I’m the one who couldn’t bear the difference in our social derivations, because class consciousness rises up from below—doesn’t it?It starts off with a bang, literally, as a gruesome accident lethally injures a teenage boy in a small 1960s Irish town. I really enjoyed this book, which seems wrong to say considering the subject matter -- crippling grief suffered from the loss of loved ones. I felt like I had to slog through a few chapters to figure out what was going on, and the slogging didn't get much better.

Interestingly, the brownfield capacity study announced late last year doesn’t even appear on the list. The next shot of the vehicle veering off because of the shot, has no hole in the windshield and also no hole when it goes off the cliff. For such a brief book, it delves deeply into different kinds of love, too (steady and natural, obsessive and consuming). I don't really have much to say about this one, which examines the aftermath of a boy's violent, accidental death in 1960s Ireland.In essence, they are carrying out this “reflection” in the same lackadaisical way they did the original project. It took me only moments to find the Philosopher; I spied him through clouds of tobacco smoke and melancholy, seated alone at a table in a corner, both his glass and the bottle of whiskey beside it about half empty. PIDs are fundamental to project management because they describe the what, why, who and when of projects. Joint Chief Executive, Patricia Hughes, will be stepping down from Hart District Council at the end of this week to pursue a new chapter in her life, although she still intends to continue to be involved in local government.

A heartbreaking book about grief following a tragic accident and its effects on three main characters. Eagle-eyed readers will note that the five questions above do not really get to the heart of what the Audit Committee asked Cabinet to get to grips with. The main aim is to bring everyone together, gather images and learn more about what a beautiful person Jade Hart was. The recent Audit Committee meeting revealed that the Chairman (Councillor Axam) has his head in the sand as he tried to resist following up on the actions the committee had requested at its previous meeting.However, we are hopeful that these changes will finally kill off any idea that we need to build Shapley Heath.

Four members of Cabinet (Radley, Cockarill, Leader Dave Neighbour and Stuart Bailey) were on the Opportunity Board.Patricia joined the Council in 2012 initially as a Corporate Director before being appointed as a Joint Chief Executive (Head of Paid Service) in 2014.