The People's Forum: I don’t understand why that should matter tho?

If it wasn’t someone’s ‘actual’ seat why would that necessitate painting over it? If the person whose seat it was decided not to purchase it, that’s their decision…I don’t understand the benefit of painting over history just to highlight that? It’s not like their name was on the seat - just a number?

Maybe I’m missing something obvious?!

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From people I have spoken to, they've painted over about half of the wooden seats because they're not your actual seat.

But of a con job, but I guess the commitment was made before they decided to give GP to the women's team.