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We will do our best to resolve pub issue

Published: 12:09 PM August 9, 2007    Updated: 12:06 AM February 23, 2021

PLEASE ask your anonymous correspondent in last week s Crow not to give up hope. There are elected councillors, and I am one, who will do their best to help. I am also chairman of the licensing and appeals committee and so have a keen interest in all matt

PLEASE ask your anonymous correspondent in last week's Crow not to give up hope.

There are elected councillors, and I am one, who will do their best to help.

I am also chairman of the licensing and appeals committee and so have a keen interest in all matters relating to licensed premises.

If the person concerned would like to contact me, I will see what can be done to resolve the issue.

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Cllr PETER BURT

Royston Heath ward

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Chairman, Licensing and Appeals Committee

North Herts District Council

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