21 January (Part 3) - Ban man. Town clown
Teresa’s
geezer, Chief Executive Will Tuckley has taken time out of his busy £120 an hour (†) life to write a
letter to Olly Cromwell. He sent the paper copy to an old address and the email
didn’t arrive at all but you can’t expect someone who has reached such giddy heights to trouble themselves with trivia and get the
details right. And what did our very own bloated plutocrat have to say for
himself? An apology for bringing a harassment charge against Olly when every
last detail of it was unfounded perhaps? A case so flawed that
the
prosecution couldn’t produce any evidence? No of course not, Tuckley took time
out of his busy day to tell Olly that he remains banned from the Civic Centre
until at least May this year.
Did I hear you ask “what for”? OK; if you twist my arm. The pesky little blogger had taken
Government advice literally. He had become an “Armchair Auditor” and a “Citizen Journalist”
and took his camera along to a council meeting. Oh, dear me, the crime of the century, trying to
expose the sheer amateurishness of Bexley council’s meetings in pictures rather than words.
Isn’t it odd how justice and injustice is meted out in Bexley?
Visits by plod
for helping people park their cars safely.
Threats of arrest
when residents criticise the council.
Trumped up
criminal charges against those who attempt to do so pictorially plus
deprivation of democratic rights.
On the other hand 63 councillors and a few senior managers sit on their hands knowing that one or more
of them must be guilty of criminal activities and after the police attempt to look
into it pretend they don’t know about any investigation.
Nice to know that local affairs are in the capable hands of such a world-class
bunch of charlatans and ne’er do wells.
† £208,000 divided by 365 (less 52 weekends, 9 bank holidays and 32 days leave).
Divided by 8 hours a day.