Council and Campaigners Argue Over Meaning of Word ‘Feasible’; Thesaurus Called In
PH2O debate continues; public asks if anyone has checked the deep end.
Council offices, where words go to committees. Photo: Ciara Ní Riain, “Council Chamber Aarhus City Hall Byrådssalen Rådhuset Denmark 05”, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
PERTH — As the leisure-centre row continues, attention has turned to the word “feasible”, which council briefings say the Glover Street alternative is not yet shown to be, and which campaigners say is being used to shut down legitimate questions.
A thesaurus was allegedly opened. It did not help.
Perthetic’s position remains: build something people can swim in, name fewer people in rows, and try not to pave the argument.
The real story: Real: ongoing PH2O / alternative pool debate (no individuals named)
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