It's about time the Rugby Club took responsibility for the policing of events they hold. Too often there is damage to local residents property with no response, apology, or reaction worthy of the paper it's written on.

Time for the Council to take away their license to hold events until they can sort out the problems and damage caused by their guests.

I couldn't agree more. Have you reported this to the police?

HAS your property been damaged ?

WHAT is the damage and cost of repair?

Have YOU spoken DIRECTLY to the Rugby Club about your problems, if any?

OR are you just upset at the increased flow of traffic up YOUR road for a couple of days a year?

Yes our cars have been damaged several times and this has been reported to the police.

We have spoken directly with the Rugby club, but to no avail. The people running the club think it's some sort of joke, inviting us to attend events. We don't want to go to their events, we want them to police them.

I think the front page of last week's Tavy TImes covers this nicely - one car written off is taking things way beyond anything that has happened before, this is criminal damage.

Damage to cars happens regularly - far more than the twice a year quoted in the paper by the Rugby club - a quick check of the police records should confirm this. As the club's regular events are only open to members, this points the finger directly at its members (not non-members as suggested in the Rugby Club's statement).

We would be happy with an increased flow of traffic. We are unhapppy with the drunken behaviour of the people attending events held at the Rugby club who are WALKING back to town - too drunk to drive.