Step away from the Clwyd page!

I bet the wily old fox has a stash of cash hidden in that house. He may have lost the plot but he's not stupid.

PMSL at garden gnome, we have been calling him Stig of the Dump here at Rebel Towers.
 
Patterdale said:
Have you seen the cartoon!?

I'm not even sure what it means...'
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This came out a few days ago, I commented on it on the other Clwyd thread.

Its disgusting, they were even suggesting that it be made into car stickers to spread the word.

Also, the solicitors Hugh and Parry Partnership in Holywel, North Wales are provinding free services. Good to know if anyone needs a free solicitor!
 
Patterdale said:
Have you seen the cartoon!?

I'm not even sure what it means...'
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Maybe instead of this Disney/bambi/fluffy pink image someone could produce another one with the picture of him looking smug in his new clothes surrounded by decomposed corpses and sick animals but with the same captions.
 
Well I haven't been banned, but some of my posts have been deleted. I have commented on the terrible cartoon this morning. Animals have feelings too. Yes, hunger, pain......
 
djlynwood said:
Maybe instead of this Disney/bambi/fluffy pink image someone could produce another one with the picture of him looking smug in his new clothes surrounded by decomposed corpses and sick animals but with the same captions.
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oh if only i was clever or artistic enough!
there are some cracking comments on there but once admin see them they will disappear:rolleyes:
eventually the truth will come out and there will be some red faces and empty purses!

just a thought and not one i want to put on FB but if anyone lives up that way why don't they go for a little wander on such a fine winters day with a camera and take some pictures of the wonderfully cared for herd, not his land so he can't stop anyone;)
 
On the FB page, someone has mentioned his other daughter. But I was sure on the documentary he said the girl who was tragically killed was his only child?
 
FionaM12 said:
On the FB page, someone has mentioned his other daughter. But I was sure on the documentary he said the girl who was tragically killed was his only child?
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I think someone said he had another child who he was estranged from. Possibly he has a son and the programme referred to his only daughter?
 
Dear All,
What a few weeks it’s been, in response to a number of emails, phone calls, messages and comments on this site and others we would like to take the chance to put a few matters to bed, explain a few things, answer a few questions and allow people to focus on the positives we are trying to achieve rather than trying to drag efforts down with negatives.
Channel 4 recently aired a program that many of us saw called 'The Horse Hoarder' the program featured two characters Clwyd & Michelle. I’m not going to go over the programs contents in detail as this has been done, however as a result of this program two very different people were thrust into the lime light.
While Clwyd’s situation is desperate and needs attention on a number of different levels, what perhaps got lost in the program is the work that Michelle does.

Today I’d like to clear this up.
Michelle runs the Horse and Owner help centre formerly known as ‘Wrexham rescue horses’ with the primary aim of improving horse welfare in any way she can. While the Channel 4 program highlighted her work helping horse owners, Michelle is working on a variety of projects all centred on improving horse welfare.
Clwyd is however only one of a number of people Michelle was happily helping quite quietly without thanks or recognition before the show aired.
Following the airing of the show Michelle has received a number of offers of help, some specifically relating to Clwyd, some relating to the work Michelle already does.
As a result Michelle has accepted the help of a small number of volunteers to try and help bring some good from the show, make the most of the publicity it has attracted and to really make Michelle’s work count.
There are a number of processes being worked on behind the scenes, all been carried out by volunteers working around their full time jobs, horses and commitments.

A bank account is in the process of being opened, to allow us to register a PayPal account of our own. In the meantime while this process completes which will take a week or so, JC Fundraising have offered to administer a PayPal account on our behalf, who owns, runs or is associated with JC Fundraising is really of no material consequence they are simply accepting PayPal donations and passing them to Michelle.
An application is in the process of been submitted to HMRC for charity status, this is separate to the Charity’s Commission as we have not yet met the minimum requirement of accepting £5000 in donations, however this may be reviewed in time if and when we meet their requirements.
As part of the process of registering the charity, we need to produce written guidelines, mission statements and the like to outline fully what the Charity’s aims are, once these are finalised they will be made public.
With regards to the individual nature of some of the insults posted on various sites, these are of no help to anyone, we openly admit that the few weeks since the airing of the program have been a bit of a mess, Michelle had no idea how big the show would become and how much response it would generate, with a full yard of 20 rescue horses she has had to rely on a team of volunteers to try and harness the energy the show created, most of the volunteers working now behind the scenes have never met, and never knew each other prior to the show, we simply saw the show and rang Michelle to see how we could help – it was always going to be a bit flustered to begin with!
Hopefully over the next few weeks as we 'get our act together' our approaches and methods of achieving our goals will become more cohesive and more transparent and there will be less and less need or fuel for people to turn into hateful messages.

With immediate effect we will no longer be deleting posts or banning users from the page, there are many people who quite rightfully have commented that deleting these posts somehow gives them some credibility, we accept this and would urge people to show some self-restraint, and as a community of people to try and collectively police this between you, if a post of message offends you please use the Facebook 'Report' button to flag this to Facebook.
We are in the process of developing a website, listing the horses and owners that are currently been helped by Michelle and her team, until then this site will remain the official outlet for support to Clwyd Davies and his horses.
 
igglepop said:
In the meantime while this process completes which will take a week or so, JC Fundraising have offered to administer a PayPal account on our behalf, who owns, runs or is associated with JC Fundraising is really of no material consequence they are simply accepting PayPal donations and passing them to Michelle.
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What a flippant statement.
 
igglepop said:
Dear All,
What a few weeks it’s been, in response to a number of emails, phone calls, messages and comments on this site and others we would like to take the chance to put a few matters to bed, explain a few things, answer a few questions and allow people to focus on the positives we are trying to achieve rather than trying to drag efforts down with negatives.
Channel 4 recently aired a program that many of us saw called 'The Horse Hoarder' the program featured two characters Clwyd & Michelle. I’m not going to go over the programs contents in detail as this has been done, however as a result of this program two very different people were thrust into the lime light.
While Clwyd’s situation is desperate and needs attention on a number of different levels, what perhaps got lost in the program is the work that Michelle does.

Today I’d like to clear this up.
Michelle runs the Horse and Owner help centre formerly known as ‘Wrexham rescue horses’ with the primary aim of improving horse welfare in any way she can. While the Channel 4 program highlighted her work helping horse owners, Michelle is working on a variety of projects all centred on improving horse welfare.
Clwyd is however only one of a number of people Michelle was happily helping quite quietly without thanks or recognition before the show aired.
Following the airing of the show Michelle has received a number of offers of help, some specifically relating to Clwyd, some relating to the work Michelle already does.
As a result Michelle has accepted the help of a small number of volunteers to try and help bring some good from the show, make the most of the publicity it has attracted and to really make Michelle’s work count.
There are a number of processes being worked on behind the scenes, all been carried out by volunteers working around their full time jobs, horses and commitments.

A bank account is in the process of being opened, to allow us to register a PayPal account of our own. In the meantime while this process completes which will take a week or so, JC Fundraising have offered to administer a PayPal account on our behalf, who owns, runs or is associated with JC Fundraising is really of no material consequence they are simply accepting PayPal donations and passing them to Michelle.
An application is in the process of been submitted to HMRC for charity status, this is separate to the Charity’s Commission as we have not yet met the minimum requirement of accepting £5000 in donations, however this may be reviewed in time if and when we meet their requirements.
As part of the process of registering the charity, we need to produce written guidelines, mission statements and the like to outline fully what the Charity’s aims are, once these are finalised they will be made public.
With regards to the individual nature of some of the insults posted on various sites, these are of no help to anyone, we openly admit that the few weeks since the airing of the program have been a bit of a mess, Michelle had no idea how big the show would become and how much response it would generate, with a full yard of 20 rescue horses she has had to rely on a team of volunteers to try and harness the energy the show created, most of the volunteers working now behind the scenes have never met, and never knew each other prior to the show, we simply saw the show and rang Michelle to see how we could help – it was always going to be a bit flustered to begin with!
Hopefully over the next few weeks as we 'get our act together' our approaches and methods of achieving our goals will become more cohesive and more transparent and there will be less and less need or fuel for people to turn into hateful messages.

With immediate effect we will no longer be deleting posts or banning users from the page, there are many people who quite rightfully have commented that deleting these posts somehow gives them some credibility, we accept this and would urge people to show some self-restraint, and as a community of people to try and collectively police this between you, if a post of message offends you please use the Facebook 'Report' button to flag this to Facebook.
We are in the process of developing a website, listing the horses and owners that are currently been helped by Michelle and her team, until then this site will remain the official outlet for support to Clwyd Davies and his horses.
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Is this off the Fb page? It does get confusing when people call a Fb page or group a "site".

If they're no longer banning, do you think they'll lift the bans of us lot? :D
 
The Horse and Owner Help Centre was not formerly known as anything, it was incorporated in November 2012, no previous names.

I've no doubt that Michelle was running something called Wrexham Rescue Horses but it wasn't a registered corporate entity. Unless that was its trading name and its registered name is something else.

JC Fundraising may or may not be of material consequence, but it is interesting that this is the organisation that's helping, what with Debbie and the Monk etc.

The mission statement etc will be of some interest I'm sure. I am happy to be corrected but I think if they get charitable status they will not be able to 'sell' horses as they have been doing. As for Michelle currently looking after 'rescues', well in my book if you take in (buy or are given) horses and then sell them on a regular basis, you're a dealer. And this dealer's business is being funded by the public. How clever is she???
 
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