Rejected petition Council & CPS to drop Criminal Damage Charges against them, and for Kurtis Green & John Houston to receive official recognition for their efforts.

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With Reference to the article that appeared in 'The Mail Online' on Monday May 6th 2013

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2317962/Teenager-tends-war-memorial-village-12-years--council-accuses-criminal-damage-added-pipe-water-plants.html

We the undersigned believe that, Dersingham Parish Council & The Crown Prosecution Service, should drop Charges of Criminal Damagea gainst them, and for Government and Her Majesty The Queen to recognise the good efforts, of Kurtis Green & John Houston in maintaining and caring for The Dersingham War Memorial in honor of our Fallen.
Indeed they should be officially praised for their efforts and not chastised for a minor procedural infringement by a local authority, who even in a time of recession should have undertaken the task themselves.In a time of much debate, racial and religious dispute over our fallen and their memorials, these 2 ordinary people have shown due respect and set a morral example that should be praised to the highest.

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Date submitted 6 May 2013
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