From: Paul Egan Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2025 07:40:57 -0000 Subject: RE: BP vs Buckler Message-ID: <00d201dc59f1$0399e540$0acdafc0$@llandough-cc.co.uk> Hi Sion, I regret to inform you that we are unable to assist with the matter you raise. Regards, Paul Paul R. Egan BA, Chartered MCIPD, CiLCA, F. Inst. LM, FIPSM Clerk to Llandough Community Council, 63 Woodham Park, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan CF62 8FJ Telephone 01446 409294 Website www.llandough-cc.co.uk When you contact us The information you provide (personal information such as name, address, email address, phone number, organisation) will be processed and stored to enable us to contact you and respond to your correspondence, provide information and/or access our facilities and services. Your personal information will be not shared or provided to any other third party. Your information may however be published in the public domain if you require the Council to discuss the matter raised. For further information please see our full privacy notice on our website www.llandough-cc.co.uk The Council's mission statement is 'Serving our community, preserving our identity' The Council will always strive to: · Be open and accessible in all our decision making · Be accountable in all our council activities · Be responsive to the needs of the community · Encourage community participation From: Sion Buckler <[redacted]> Sent: 14 November 2025 12:49 To: kanishka.narayan.mp@parliament.uk Subject: BP vs Buckler Sir/Ma'am, I am your constituent, living in Dinas Powys. I am writing to request your assistance in reviewing a historic legal matter involving my family: BP Properties Ltd v Buckler (1987), relating to Great House Farm, Llandough. My family lived on, cared for and claimed to own that farm for generations. The events surrounding the 1987 case resulted in the loss of our home and land, and left several members of my family deeply affected. Recent research I have undertaken has revealed significant procedural inconsistencies, historical irregularities, unanswered questions regarding corporate identity, unverified service of key documents, and heritage considerations relating to the site. I have attached a short report summarising SOME of these issues. I am requesting your help in identifying the appropriate bodies—legal, historical, or governmental—who may be able to independently review the historical record to ensure fairness, accuracy, and transparency. My interest is not solely personal; Great House Farm has a heritage significance to Wales, including documented accounts that Guglielmo Marconi stayed there while experimenting with early radio technology. I believe this should form part of our preserved historical record. By way of background, I am a veteran and have served both in the Armed Forces and recently with the Vale of Glamorgan Council. My intention is simply to seek clarity, proper review, and justice where appropriate. I would be grateful for your guidance on the correct avenues to pursue. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response. Yours sincerely, Sion Buckler [redacted] Tel: 0203 137 7118