The Chairman of the Association (who incidentally seems to be about 12 - is that an ageist comment in the other direction?) made a sensible statement at the end to the effect that despite the ringing vote of confidence which was never in any doubt, the TLERA had nevertheless learned from this process and would think carefully about the implications moving forward. Let's hope that's what happens. Here's one idea: how about TLERA stating publicly that they recognise that local nursery provision is a significant issue for many of the people they represent (if not the demographic at yesterday's meeting), and pledging to sit down with the Lees and see what could be done to work with them positively on finding alternative local premises for a nursery which would be deemed suitable?