Carmarthenshire TV latest

I guess I was a little off the pace with the Carmarthenshire TV row.
http://sirgarblog.blogspot.com/2009/09/questions-about-carmarthenshire-tv.html
Fellow blogger Caebrwyn put the spotlight on the topic back on July 21 and drew attention to the secrecy issue.
Caebrwyn wrote -
I cannot think why the secrecy is necessary, the matter has already been discussed at the Carmarthenshire Local Service Board in April, chaired by Cllr M Gravell and attended by Mark James. The minutes include the following -
"Cwmni Telesgop gave a detailed presentation of a proposal for
Carmarthenshire TV. If this proposal is to be developed further it would be on a partnership basis and members of the board would be required to make a financial contribution. Chris Burns(CCC)to clarify set up and on-going costs and Board members are to seek confirmation of financial support. JJ/CM gave in principle support for the project and funding at approximately £2,000.
It was agreed To earmark £10,000 towards the Carmarthenshire TV project subject to clarification of costs and confirmed support from partners."
See Caebrwyn's blog on -
http://carmarthenplanning.blogspot.com/2009/07/carmarthenshire-tv.html

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