Brigg Town Council can claim a record for the quickest ever council site visit.
These usually see councillors on bodies like the North Lincolnshire unitary authority journeying miles to view a controversial development site before convening in the council chamber in Scunthorpe to make a decision.
However, when Brigg Town Council's Property & Services Committee considered "the apparent 'movement' within an area of plaster" in their section of the Angel building, the 'look-see' visit was somewhat different.
Town Clerk Jeanette Woollard led councillors a few yards from the lounge, where the meeting was being held, into the bar next door, when they looked at the crack in the wall, under a window.
The site visit took just a couple of minutes and didn't cost a penny in travelling costs.
The Town Clerk is seeking expert advice and will report back to councillors in the near future.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
BRIGG SITE VISIT OVER IN RECORD TIME
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That was a cracking good time, Nige.
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