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Charles Style's statement on the Home Page - 2006/11/23 19:54Charles Style's statement on the home page is somewhat disingenuous. Of course the revised plans he is releasing in November will be different from the ones he showed in an exhibition in May. The question is why did he refuse to put them on his website or release them to Lewes Matters when he passed them to a financial adviser?
Also, did Michael Royde base his May 2005 Investor Letter on information supplied by Charles Style? In it Mr Royde states: " I have recently negotiated an opportunity to acquire [the Fulchrum Building] ... Planning permission is being applied for next month and is expected to have the full support of the planning officers. Detailed planning is expected to be granted by the end of 2006 with a build out period of 18 months."
I think we deserve an explanation.
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Ray
Re:Charles Style's statement on the Home Page - 2006/11/24 01:45Hear hear.
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Harry
Re:Charles Style's statement on the Home Page - 2007/05/02 13:50I see that Mr Style never answered John Stockdale's question (one way or the other) about where the financial adviser Mr Royde got his information from about 'the Fulcrum Building'. Mr Royde also refused to answer me when I asked him how he was so confident about planning permission being granted. It all adds to the general sense of grubbiness.
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