"I am not out of touch"
Then don't bring up non-issues like being London-centric, which is old news.

"I have been asking questions which ought to be answered, what was the reason for his sacking?"
First, that adds no weight to your claim not to be out of touch. Anyone can ask questions.
Second, of course we'd all LIKE to know what happened but a person's employment status is a private matter between him and his employer. Even other EFDSS employees don't have an automatic right to know the answer to that question. Still less, members of the society who are not employees, and as it's a matter of public record that you are not even an EFDSS member you really are a long way down the pecking order of "right to know". This is not our elected government...

"my other post asked what does the society intend to do about the library? how does the society intend to deal with the library re expansion"

Irrelevant to this thread.
In any case the library is not a problem area in terms of services provided with the resources available, and the recent work putting it on the web is surely a good move.

Lack of resources is another matter, but since the EFDSS has several recent fundraising achievements behind it, that hardly seems a topic for urgent critical investigation either.

Anahata