RPRA Rule Changes

Talk about anything racing pigeon related here aslong as there isnt a section for it.
Diamond Dave
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Ahh sorry mate, honestly wouldnt dream of doing anything like that or anything that would offend or insult.
Your intellect and your language is totally different from mine. I have read your post again and cant for the life of me see what I have misunderstood?
I guess I'm a bit of a luddite.
TBH, I will be glad when all this politics is over and we can just get to enjoy talking pigeons again. I'd hope that we might be on the same level then.
I can imagine everyone else on this site is fed up with it all too.
Probably is a good time to draw a line under this thread, there is nothing either of us can do to change anything now anyway.
ATB.
Diamond Dave
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I am hearing that the SW region and the WM regions have voted in favour of a new look RPRA - can anyone confirm this.....?
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Diamond Dave wrote: Thu Feb 20, 2025 10:21 pm I am hearing that the SW region and the WM regions have voted in favour of a new look RPRA - can anyone confirm this.....?
I can confirm the West Midlands region voted in favour :)
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I can confirm on last night's S West region meeting that the delegate will vote in favour on the 28th with the Welsh & W Midlands regions vote to adopt the rule changes put forward but Ian Evans recently.
Bowbroom
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So despite some peoples thoughts, the SW region have made sure that their members have been able to vote on the proposals, good on them
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Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 1:45 pm So despite some peoples thoughts, the SW region have made sure that their members have been able to vote on the proposals, good on them
Lol or maybe it's because of the actions of what those same people thought.
Bowbroom
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Please enlighten us what actions were taken and by whom to turn the region from as was reported non functioning into compliance with the rules
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Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 3:32 pm Please enlighten us what actions were taken and by whom to turn the region from as was reported non functioning into compliance with the rules
You dont need enlightening.
Bowbroom
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Oh but I do, please don’t keep it to yourself and your inner circle, it might stand the rest of us in good stead in the future if we have to try to reverse a seemingly impossible position, it’s always good to learn for that in itself is the way to enlightenment.
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Bowbroom wrote: Fri Feb 21, 2025 5:38 pm Oh but I do, please don’t keep it to yourself and your inner circle, it might stand the rest of us in good stead in the future if we have to try to reverse a seemingly impossible position, it’s always good to learn for that in itself is the way to enlightenment.
Oh I think you know enough in terms of how to implement the rules of the RPRA.
Keep hiding behind that alias.
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