Freeths is a law firm with over 700 staff based in 11 cities across UK and is representing a number of individuals, including trainers, who have received GBGB’s solicitor letters following their right to peaceful demonstration at GBGB offices on 28th January 2016. A number of the allegations made in the GBGB’s solicitor letter and printed in the Racing Post are believed to be erroneous and you can see Freeths letter of response here which is published by the GTA with the authority of the relevant individuals. http://www.greyhoundtrainersassociation.org/_webedit/uploaded-files/All%20Files/Freeths%20to%20CRS%20LLP%2021%20March%202016.pdf The Greyhound Trainers Association urges industry stakeholders who do not feel they have an effective voice in the decision making of the industry and who feel a forensic investigation is required into GBGB & BGRF records to attend the static gathering outside GBGB offices at 6 New Bridge Street, London,EC4V 6AB. The static demonstration is scheduled to take place between 8.30a.m - 11.30a.m Thursday 24th March 2016 and its objective is to hand over a petition envisaged at over 1000 signatures to the GBGB Chairman demanding a forensic investigation into GBGB & BGRF records. As trainer Rab McNair uttered recently on RPGTV "Where has the money gone?" The City of London Police have received formal notification from the GTA of 24th March proposed event and have confirmed to the GTA they have asked the GBGB to have a GBGB staff member on hand to receive the petition at 11:00am. The Greyhound Trainers Association wishes to state it is organising a peaceful gathering and there is no place for any profanities or violence under any circumstances. We hope, this time, that GBGB officials will act similar non-belligerent manner and without hostility. We repeat, under no circumstances is there any room for vitriolic abuse as displayed by component of the GBGB Board at end of January. If you attend and are abused by GBGB officials we recommend strongly people walk away and only act in a peaceable manner. Please do not attend if you are unable to follow this approach.