LETTER: Holbeach must work together

I was saddened by the remarks from some of the local businesses on Holbeach market.

I’m sorry to find that it is traders versus traders – we should be working in harmony to resolve the situation to achieve a better Holbeach.

The High Street businesses would rather work hand-in-hand to achieve a solution to this situation rather than mud-slinging and accusations, remarks such as “the long-term viability and sustainability of the market was the council’s priority” (Roger Gambba-Jones)seems a bit one-sided. The priority must surely be for the whole of Holbeach.

We need better co-operation from those in authority to help solve the situation and bring us together and to engage in a consistent orderly manner without struggling in opposition.

This hostility is not doing any good for business relations – everyone is watching our performance, we need to conduct ourselves in such a manner to bring this to a conclusion where all businesses and members of the public are happy.

There is a solution to this, we need to do it in a professional manner, please.

The likes of John Hayes, who has always taken a very keen interest in what happens here must get involved, as his influence has always been welcomed.

Others that have been elected must also stand up or stand down.

David Cinavas
Holbeach Fish Bar

more >

Top GCSE results at Spalding Grammar School

21 Aug 2025

Cowley celebrates impressive GCSE results

21 Aug 2025

Head girl leads the way at Spalding Academy

21 Aug 2025

High praise for students’ GCSE results

21 Aug 2025

Awards recognise our community

21 Aug 2025

Pensioner locked in public toilets

21 Aug 2025