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Christine Elliott

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  1. For members of the Rambler's Association.

    Christine Elliott (using the name of Christine Large) was (?still is) a
    Director of the Bletchley Park Museum Trust. During her time there some
    contentious and, to some, unwelcome decision have been made. Land has been
    sold off, buildings demolished, volunteers have left. One, in particular
    who dared to cross her was banned from entering the site - even to continue
    his work vital to Bletchley Park. I was, therefore, a little alarmed to
    learn that Christine Elliott (Large) had been appointed as Chief Executive
    of the Ramblers' Association.

    The following is a quote (with permission) from Paul J Bell who is closer
    than I to Bletchley Park. "Ms. Large's performance, or lack thereof, whilst
    at BP, demonstrated a profound proclivity for the Taurus [bull] by-product
    as opposed to actually accomplishing anything useful to the cause. I think
    the general opinion is that whatever new position she may have garnered was
    done by [censored] rather than by pointing to actually results at BP. ... She
    was never very popular and her decision to essentially ban Tony S from the
    park exacerbated an already bad situation."

    Regards.

    Bill Ridgeway

  2. I assume you have a problem with the appiontment?

    Hows about Street Porter :-0

    JS

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