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land required for local charity
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sorry guest is me martin..yes adverts have been placed in papers many months ago...some possible leads but all to no avail...the charity has to leave its place by end of year.....hence my idea to ask here...but already some kind people like bruxy have made some good suggestions
if you know of any bits of land...please let us know
if you know of any bits of land...please let us know
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pete jenkins
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Actually I had already surmised it was you Martin because of the Scruffts e-mail address and the fact that we had pm'd on the topic after but normally I would be in full agreement with Terry, especially as I am someone always bleeting on about checking everyone and everything out. There are a lot of bogus charities out there and dodgy activity within legit charities...unfortunately.
Meanwhile folks the doggies need our help...so please any ideas or suggestions post here or pm Martin.
Meanwhile folks the doggies need our help...so please any ideas or suggestions post here or pm Martin.
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His registered username is Martin, so you can just pm him if you click on his name, that is if you are a registered user too.
Martin is one of the organisers of the Scruffts dog show in Silves, but should you have any doubts about the situation, you can contact the APAA direct. Haven't got the number to hand but it will be in all the expaty papers and mags here. There was an article written about their plight in the Resident I believe some time back, so you could check with that publication too.
Of course no one should part with money or land until they have checked out any situation thoroughly in this world, but that isn't too difficult to do. Most people are just too lazy and/or too trusting. I am sure Martin would agree.
Martin is one of the organisers of the Scruffts dog show in Silves, but should you have any doubts about the situation, you can contact the APAA direct. Haven't got the number to hand but it will be in all the expaty papers and mags here. There was an article written about their plight in the Resident I believe some time back, so you could check with that publication too.
Of course no one should part with money or land until they have checked out any situation thoroughly in this world, but that isn't too difficult to do. Most people are just too lazy and/or too trusting. I am sure Martin would agree.
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