The unusual site banners are to bring attention to the fact that Labour activists in Bexley are manipulating Facebook Groups with fictional posters. They deny it, threaten police action for ‘harassing’ a fictitious character and then demonstrate their willingness to impersonate by creating a false Administrator account in my name. The banner on display is chosen randomly from a selection of three, with a fourth bearing the familiar Bexley Council is Bonkers logo.
27 July - Bexley council - Pole axed
Yesterday morning I was at Abbey Wood railway station around 6.30 and saw
that someone had pulled a No Entry sign and its pole out of the pavement on the
Bexley side of the borough boundary. It left a little pyramid of dislodged paving stones with a
circular hole in the middle and the pole was gone, possibly the latest example
of scrap metal thieving. I reported it by email to Bexley’s ‘Works Direct’ at
06.53 and at 11.51 received a reply to say the hazard would be attended to. This
morning I noted that the paving had been repaired and a new stone installed
where the hole used to be. I don’t think I’ve had to say a bad word about Works
Direct; how come they have a different attitude to most other departments?
While I am handing out accolades, I noticed on my trip down to Ruxley last
Sunday that a speed indicator had been installed just before the speed camera on
Gravel Hill. I imagine this fine example of common sense is the work of Mr. Filey who
looks after that department and who responded so well to my enquiry about the
Abbey Road speed indicators. One
odd thing I’ve noticed about all Bexley’s indicators that I have driven past is
that if I have my speedo on exactly 30 m.p.h. they register 31 but if I do
the same in any neighbouring borough they register 29 or even 28.
If Bexley council was all like my experience of Works Direct and of Mr. Filey this website would
quickly die but while we have malicious and and none too bright councillors like Craske, Davey
and Campbell, incompetent Team Leaders like
Andrew Bashford and loons like Miss L. Cairns who twice threatened prosecution of
someone who couldn’t find an open bank on a bank holiday, then it seems I
won’t be out of a job any time soon.