I too signed the e-petition and so, of course I am glad that the chapel will now remain open. However, the discussion here has raised some interesting points. I have made this statement in other posts but - "there is no money" and so of course everything is up for grabs. If one wants to bash the Government (and it would seem that many do) for trying to close the chapel then crack on - " someone who knows the cost of everything and the value of nothing" springs to mind. However, the chapel will remain open - by fair means or foul so why don't we move on? I seem to remember that one of the very first things I learnt at OCTU (so that dates me!) was if you want to criticize, then be sure it's constructive criticism. Sorry - rant over! Happy New Year to All. CB