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Southern Region Members Representative
Legislation before Parliament
Corton Beach
I am writing this to let you know that I retired as your Members Representative at the close of the BN AGM on the 17th October 2010.
I took on this position in 1993 and have enjoyed my time as your Rep. but it is now time for someone younger to take on the job. I do not know yet who will be taking over from me but as soon as the appointment has been made the information will be put on the Officers Page of this Web Site.
I will be continuing to maintain the Web Site for the Region so if you wish to contact me you can do so by e-mailing me at;-
Best wishes to you all.
Dave Storey
You will have read in the latest issue
of BNMagazine (No 178 Winter 2008, page 24) that Malcolm Boura, the
Research and Liason Officer, has asked you to make your views known
to your MP about two items of Legislation that are currently going
through Parliament.
These are;-
The Marine Bill
The Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act
Both of these include provision for the making of Bye Laws by Local Councils and other bodies easier, without adequate public consultation or Parliamentary supervision. This has the possibility for Bye Laws to be made that prohibit Naturism.
Please write to your MP with your comments and send a copy Malcolm.
For full details please go to
http://www.naturism.org.uk/alerts.html
Here you will links to separate pages for each of the above together with
a link to a Web Site to find the contact details for your MP.
Dave Storey
There is a serious threat to the continued naturist use of Corton Beach.
You will find all of the information and what you can do at http://www.naturism.org.uk/alerts.html
Dave Storey
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This page was last updated on 21st October 2010