Thanks to Kevin for his latest comment and news. I was interested to see the event going on and the large gazebo arrangement.I had to give a wry smile because one of the restrictions imposed by the imfamous Charles family during the early part of their park "management" was to ban the use of "temporary structures". They also banned social gatherings on the park.It just reinforces the view that everyone who submits to signing the agreement is totally at the mercy of the park owner and it could go very badly indeed.We were not only restricted in what we were allowed to do but also in who we spoke to,as dictated by B,but also in what we should think according to a letter informing all that the son of Charles would be using caravan No 18.
I am pleased that you are having a pleasant time but do not be surprised if things change. I have knowledge of people buying caravans and a few weeks later finding that the park has changed hands and the new owners, deciding that they will be having only park homes in future,issue eviction notices. This resulted in a "lynch mob" turning up at Binton Bridges one day because they had been tipped off that the guilty park seller was on site.He was but he hid inside a caravan and refused to come out until they left. Why don't you ask B about it.She was there at the time.
If the current owner decided to leave he would sell to the highest bidder without considering your interests. Where would that leave you ?
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Why mention the Charles family - they are in the past. You seem to be obssessed with the past. The new owners are doing their very best to make the park a pleasant place to be and all the owners very happy.
If the ownership changes - so what - you wont have to deal with it so why worry. I certainly dont. If things change - they change - thats life mate. Get on with yours.
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