vts council

Bedford would be your best bet. It's moved on a bit since the early Gatwick meetings with Richard Dixon (weren't they named after the regions i.e North/South when it all kicked off?). I'll PM you an email address.

So aside from the revelation that Fast Fit are better represented than small business even though it's statistically disproportionate, The article shows the presentation made but it serves little or no purpose as far as I can See.

it does however mean that we were consulted.do you remember the words about vsi?a majority of garages consulted reckoned we didn't need it or words to that effect?was anyone on this forum consulted?thatll be a no then.public view of consistency?in my experience the public know which stations do a good job and which ones they need to use when they wanna sell the car!dvsa ability to deal with fraud?somewhat hampered by the fact that there aint any of em left.data exploited for less than it could be?of course,it always has been and always will be unless they get used to the old fact that there are lies,damn lies and statistics(sorry Winston)encourage/incentivise investment?us or them,will give you one guess at the answer to that one.god my cynical attitude is getting me down.....

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Rob reality, of course, is often not as clear as numbers lead us to believe. Winston Churchill once reportedly said that “the only statistics you can trust are the ones you have falsified yourself”. His predecessor as British prime minister in the 19th century, Benjamin Disraeli, allegedly said there were “three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics”.

Only reason for copying & pasting above is; 'Churchill: Taken from the Diaries of Lord Moran, recommend it...good read.
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