Leaseholders' petition to freehold Cornwall Park properties 'unconstitutional and confiscatory' – trust board
Cornwall Park Trust Board replies to criticism of accounts, leases and parliamentary petition.
The Cornwall Park Trust Board says contrary to claims made by leaseholders about its accounts, the park is financially sound and well-positioned.
The Cornwall Park Leaseholders Association claims the park's accounts are in a “sorry state” but the board in a letter to NBR says it has assets of
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Sally Lindsay
Thu, 11 May 2017
Thu, 11 May 2017
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Leaseholders' petition to freehold Cornwall Park properties 'unconstitutional and confiscatory' – trust board
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