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.

Index: 2009 – 2010 – 2011 – 2012 – 2013 – 2014 – 2015 – 2016 – 2017 – 2018 – 2019 – 2020 – 2021 – 2022 – 2023 – 2024 – 2025 – 2026

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30 December - No pay and thirty hour shifts

24 December - Silent Knight

23 December - Christmas hospitality from H.M.P.

22 December - Christmas Cheer

21 December (Part 2) - The focus is on indolent councillors

21 December (Part 1) - The focus is on fat indolent smokers

20 December - Site note

19 December (Part 2) - Bexley’s history to be locked away in a cabinet by a cabinet?

19 December (Part 1) - Better late than never

18 December - A collection of oldies updated

17 December - Most messages have been spam recently

16 December - Cockeyed optimists

15 December - It makes it all worthwhile

14 December - Teresa O’Neill. More proof of dishonesty

13 December (Part 2) - Josephine Robbins v London Borough of Bexley

13 December (Part 1) - The money goes round and around and ends up in councillors’ pockets

12 December (Part 2) - Cheryl Bacon tipped for the Christmas No. 1

12 December (Part 1) - Happy Christmas Sharon

11 December - Police help keep Peter Craske’s name in the headlines until election time

10 December - A burning issue

9 December - Outlook depressing

8 December - Making a complaint. It’s a walk in the park

7 December - Bonkers dents the Tory vote. By one at least!

6 December - Tuckley has no answers so he resorts to idle threats

5 December - At last a new Home page

1 December - Another year of road chaos looms

28 November - A lull before the next storm

27 November - Another thought

26 November - An interesting thought

25 November - Answering emails, and occasionally not

24 November - Beware of geeks bearing gifts

23 November - For councillor Tandy and other trainspotters

22 November (Part 2) - Complaints Review. No obvious progress

22 November (Part 1) - Lady in Red

21 November - There must be an election coming

20 November (Part 2) - A little about not a lot

20 November (Part 1) - Feeling safe should be a basic requirement of care users

19 November (Part 3) - BHS. Bexley Heath Shopping or Bad, Hopeless Salesmanship

19 November (Part 2) - Deceit and dishonesty at every level

19 November (Part 1) - The Bacon grind continues

18 November - Children’s train rides and juvenile concerns

15 November (Part 2) - The lies attributed to Councillor Cheryl Bacon

15 November (Part 1) - Howbury. The last word?

14 November (Part 2) - Bexley council. Ok for a fraction of a second but no depth

14 November (Part 1) - The party of business shows how to do the business

13 November (Part 4) - Council meeting finally wrapped up

13 November (Part 3) - First pictures of Bexley’s cabinet in session

13 November (Part 2) - Another back door payment?

13 November (Part 1) - In case you weren’t convinced

12 November (Part 2) - Pure theatre

12 November (Part 1) - Keeping it off the balance sheet

11 November (Part 3) - Tories vote against the celebration of ethnic diversity

11 November (Part 2) - Gallions Housing “rapped”

11 November (Part 1) - They didn’t remember

10 November - Question time

9 November (Part 3) - She can’t stop them coming. The lies that is

9 November (Part 2) - Abbey Wood, a foreign land

9 November (Part 1) - The Cheryl Bacon Index

8 November (Part 4) - Planted questions

8 November (Part 3) - Recording council meetings

8 November (Part 2) - The Howbury Friends deputation to Bexley council

8 November (Part 1) - Common sense disabled

7 November (Part 4) - Two more firsts

7 November (Part 3) - A Bexley First

7 November (Part 2) - Farce about Ace

7 November (Part 1) - Broadway bodging

6 November (Part 2) - Recording council meetings

6 November (Part 1) - More readers’ comment

5 November (Part 2) - Councillor Cheryl Bacon exposed due to council error. More evidence of lies

5 November (Part 1) - News

4 November (Part 2) - More Howbury stuff

4 November (Part 1) - Bacon headed

3 November (Part 2) - Eco Communities beat Howbury Friends on Finance by 16·5 points

3 November (Part 1) - What do they know?

2 November (Part 2) - Crossrail news

2 November (Part 1) - Blocked Bridleway 250

1 November (Part 3) - About turn

1 November (Part 2) - Bonkers’ readers are on the ball

1 November (Part 1) - “Lying”. The word is hostile, abusive, offensive and unreasonable

31 October - End of month trivia

30 October (Part 2) - Howbury point scoring

30 October (Part 1) - Bexley Adult Education College compromised

29 October (Part 3) - Bexley council. Offensive and unreasonable

29 October (Part 2) - Bad link

29 October (Part 1) - Donald ducks out of history

28 October (Part 5) - Eric’s been and gone and done it!

28 October (Part 4) - How was Howbury buried?

28 October (Part 3) - Crime and Disorder

28 October (Part 2) - It’s a bit windy

28 October (Part 1) - Monkeys

27 October - A big hit

26 October (Part 2) - About time too

26 October (Part 1) - A wet argument

25 October (Part 2) - How low can they go?

25 October (Part 1) - A mire of its own making

24 October (Part 2) - Councils, criminals and Cheryls

24 October (Part 1) - More council cuts. Another flawed consultation process

23 October (Part 2) - Woman of the mouth

23 October (Part 1) - Man of the month

22 October - Howbury. No friends in high places?

21 October (Part 2) - An admirable Crichton?

21 October (Part 1) - Cheats never prosper

19 October (Part 3) - Crossrail news

19 October (Part 2) - Unsubstantiated allegations

19 October (Part 1) - The bus stop spotters have been out again

17 October (Part 2) - Berks in Bexley? Probably not this time

17 October (Part 1) - Bexley council future cuts

16 October (Part 2) - Brainless

16 October (Part 1) - Shameless

15 October - Is anyone surprised?

14 October - If you put your foot in it, rejoice over the 16 pence a year you’ve saved

12 October - Old computer heading for the skip

11 October (Part 2) - Corrupt councils

11 October (Part 1) - Read about the money

10 October (Part 2) - Why are we waiting?

10 October (Part 1) - There was no need to lie, but it was the preferred option

9 October (Part 2) - Wanted! One honest copper

9 October (Part 1) - More bus stop silliness

8 October (Part 2) - Website proliferation. Everybody’s doing it

8 October (Part 1) - What’s the big secret?

7 October (Part 3) - Hush money

7 October (Part 2) - More invented excuses to help councillor Cheryl Bacon out of her hole

7 October (Part 1) - Beware the Electoral Registration trap

6 October (Part 3) - Many rats doing a runner

6 October (Part 2) - The cashless society

6 October (Part 1) - Be careful where you park

5 October (Part 2) - Another week, another shop lost from Broadway

5 October (Part 1) - Silvertown tunnel protest in Greenwich

4 October (Part 3) - Cheryl Bacon is alone in referring to shouting. No other witness does so. Strange that!

4 October (Part 2) - The more the merrier

4 October (Part 1) - Vote Conservative, get the opposite

3 October (Part 4) - Strategy 2014 – You couldn’t make it up but Bexley council can

3 October (Part 3) - Grumpy Old Men

3 October (Part 2) - Absolutely mad

3 October (Part 1) - Things to avoid

2 October (Part 3) - Councillor Cheryl Bacon must be desperate

2 October (Part 2) - Crossrail news

2 October (Part 1) - Bexley council’s website. Uniquely tacky

1 October (Part 5) - Councillor Cheryl Bacon. Wrong, wrong, wrong!

1 October (Part 4) - The Howbury Centre

1 October (Part 3) - A question answered

1 October (Part 2) - Another rubbish story

1 October (Part 1) - Healthy debate. Councillors perform lobotomy on NHS

30 September (Part 2) - Must do better

30 September (Part 1) - Passing the time

29 September (Part 3) - Bexleyheath Broadway. It’s gone to the dogs

29 September (Part 2) - You should read Bexley is Bonkers

29 September (Part 1) - They have spent your money but what has been achieved?

28 September - You wait ages for a joke on Bonkers and three come along together

27 September (Part 3) - General pointlessness committee

27 September (Part 2) - Don’t hold your breath

27 September (Part 1) - Audit plaudits

26 September (Part 2) - Jobsworth misses a trick

26 September (Part 1) - Stainless steel clutter

25 September (Part 2) - A jobsworth speaks

25 September (Part 1) - Meeting priorities

24 September (Part 3) - The Labour line on councillor Cheryl Bacon’s ‘Closed Session’ meeting

24 September (Part 2) - The Bexley Lie Machine has gone into overdrive

24 September (Part 1) - The Craske affair

23 September (Part 3) - Parking enforcement. The tricks of the trade

23 September (Part 2) - Closure of Bridleway 250. Secrecy and lies

23 September (Part 1) - First customer hits Abbey Road

22 September (Part 2) - Cops at the shops

22 September (Part 1) - Blogging competition

21 September - Not a big spender

20 September - An unexpected present for my birthday

19 September - Walk for an extra two or three minutes or pay £3.80. What would you do?

18 September - Readers’ recent comment

17 September (Part 2) - Only obeying orders maybe; but inventing, truth bending and sinking in the council’s own mire

17 September (Part 1) - Confusing or what?

16 September (Part 3) - Felixstowe Road car park closed. All’s well at 7 a.m.

16 September (Part 2) - Pleading poverty but doing OK thank you very much

16 September (Part 1) - Sign of things to come?

15 September (Part 2) - Minor site change

15 September (Part 1) - I nominate Nicholas Dowling for forcing a Bexley council climbdown

14 September (Part 2) - Home alone?

14 September (Part 1) - Fantasyland

13 September (Part 3) - Bexley well behind the times

13 September (Part 2) - Still waiting, still hiding

13 September (Part 1) - Bountiful Bexley

12 September - Minor updates

11 September - Two rotten boroughs, but which is worst?

10 September (Part 2) - Early intervention

10 September (Part 1) - Quiet around here

9 September (Part 3) - Cheryl Bacon’s illegal meeting. It’s not over yet

9 September (Part 2) - Little Waitrose, Sidcup

9 September (Part 1) - The Black Horse, Sidcup

8 September (Part 2) - Flash, Bang, Wallop, what a picture!

8 September (Part 1) - More site news

7 September (Part 2) - Bourne Road in trouble again

7 September (Part 1) - Site news

6 September (Part 2) - On yer bike Teresa

6 September (Part 1) - Filming and photography. What next?

5 September (Part 2) - Bridleway 250. Still blocked

5 September (Part 1) - Tavy Bridge demolition in its final stages

4 September (Part 2) - Photography is banned in Bexley

4 September (Part 1) - The Constitution reviewed

3 September (Part 2) - Victory for Nicholas

3 September (Part 1) - Will sense prevail or are they just casting around for a face saver?

2 September (Part 4) - Defy, fudge or obey. That is the question

2 September (Part 3) - Caring Charters

2 September (Part 2) - An apology

2 September (Part 1) - Neighbour from hell

1 September - Felixstowe Road. Crossrail taking over

31 August (Part 2) - Running scared

31 August (Part 1) - Bexley shut down

30 August (Part 3) - Windows shut down

30 August (Part 2) - Labour stuck in a rut

30 August (Part 1) - Excuses, excuses

29 August - Another day, another law broken by Bexley council

28 August (Part 2) - Disruption downgraded

28 August (Part 1) - Lying. It’s just not worth it

27 August - Inconvenient evidence

26 August - Same old tricks

25 August (Part 2) - Cheryl Bacon’s closed session public meeting. The excuses and lies

25 August (Part 1) - CPS breaks the law

24 August (Part 2) - Teresa O’Neill v Eric Pickles

24 August (Part 1) - Do not believe in the NSL Good Fairy

23 August (Part 2) - LX04 AOJ and MT06 LLR, take a bow

23 August (Part 1) - Bexley council lies to the press again

22 August - Rhys Lawrie. After the trial. Bexley council’s involvement

21 August - NSL and Bexley council. Together they are killing our high streets

20 August (Part 2) - Tall story

20 August (Part 1) - Rip off Bexley

19 August (Part 2) - Abuse of power. By Bexley council leader and her traffic wardens

19 August (Part 1) - Rhys Lawrie. The trial and beyond

18 August - You just can’t get reliable staff

17 August - Arnsberg Way. Slow progress

16 August (Part 2) - Colin Campbell says council meetings suffer “planned disruption”. Council says it has issued no warnings

16 August (Part 1) - If you want to know the time, ask a policeman. Except in Bexley

15 August (Part 2) - Councillor Colin Campbell. Reputation confirmed

15 August (Part 1) - Mayor of Bexley. Smooth operator

14 August - When Rhys Lawrie died, where was Cameron?

13 August - Rhys Lawrie. The mother’s story

12 August - Death by 1,000 cuts

11 August (Part 2) - Confusion is profitable

11 August (Part 1) - Crossrail takes over Felixstowe Road car park

10 August (Part 2) - Lessons not yet learnt?

10 August (Part 1) - The Bexley Riviera

9 August (Part 3) - Rhys Lawrie. Bexley council’s suspicious behaviour

9 August (Part 2) - Bexley council leads the way

9 August (Part 1) - Blue badge photo

8 August - Peculiar parking photos

7 August - Colin Campbell’s claptrap

6 August (Part 4) - Checking out Bexley’s accounts

6 August (Part 3) - Checking out ASDA

6 August (Part 2) - Robin Joker

6 August (Part 1) - Correction

5 August (Part 3) - Crossrail comes to Abbey Wood

5 August (Part 2) - Belvedere ASDA opens despite the initial opposition from Bexley council

5 August (Part 1) - Are Bexley’s Controlled Parking Zone charges illegal

4 August - Planning ahead

3 August - The Waitrose effect

2 August - Consulting was insulting

1 August (Part 3) - History repeating itself

1 August (Part 2) - Booking the crooks

1 August (Part 1) - Cooking the books?

31 July - In like a lion, out like a lamb

30 July - Bexley council still doesn’t get it

29 July - Keeping the pot boiling

26 July (Part 2) - A plastic blot on the landscape. Recommended for approval

26 July (Part 1) - Twitter

25 July (Part 2) - Bexley Cabs are Go!

25 July (Part 1) - Bridleway 250. Illegally blocked

24 July (Part 2) - Relief in sight?

24 July (Part 1) - Economical with the truth

23 July - Bexley is not Barnet

22 July (Part 3) - 39 injuries from falling off a sofa. Death from natural causes!

22 July (Part 2) - What is it this time? Still dodging the issue

22 July (Part 1) - Projecting their image

21 July - Bexleyheath uncovered

20 July (Part 2) - Chopping and changing

20 July (Part 1) - The coin is still spinning

19 July (Part 6) - Fobbed off by the Local Government Ombudsman

19 July (Part 5) - The acceptable face of street clutter

19 July (Part 4) - Another disgraceful blog

19 July (Part 3) - No hiding place

19 July (Part 2) - Cruelty towards the elderly

19 July (Part 1) - On yer bike, Frizoni

18 July (Part 4) - The Woodland Trust. I wouldn’t

18 July (Part 3) - Council meeting report

18 July (Part 2) - Better late than never

18 July (Part 1) - It’s a T junction

17 July (Part 3) - Hunted down

17 July (Part 2) - Horses bolted

17 July (Part 1) - Nice work if you can get it

16 July (Part 3) - The liars are at it again

16 July (Part 2) - Rhys Lawrie. The final weeks

16 July (Part 1) - Bexley Cabs are on the way back

15 July (Part 5) - It’s a roundabout. See the proof on video

15 July (Part 4) - An open and shut case

15 July (Part 3) - Rhys. The neglectful years

15 July (Part 2) - Jobs for the boys

15 July (Part 1) - Bonkers has joined the Twits

14 July (Part 4) - Riverside Gardens fun. No thanks to Teresa

14 July (Part 3) - Not royalty!

14 July (Part 2) - If at first you don’t succeed. Again!

14 July (Part 1) - Rotten Borough

13 July (Part 3) - The Magic Roundabout. It vanished overnight

13 July (Part 2) - Caring for Rhys. Bexley council’s lamentable failure

13 July (Part 1) - Rattled!

12 July (Part 5) - Boy’s body, black, blue, bruised and broken

12 July (Part 4) - Site news

12 July (Part 3) - If at first you don’t succeed…

12 July (Part 2) - Lying on TV. Next stop OFCOM

12 July (Part 1) - More expensive parking

11 July (Part 5) - Child murder

11 July (Part 4) - Crossrail exhibition at Abbey Wood

11 July (Part 3) - Arresting a disabled old man - Bexley style

11 July (Part 2) - Bexley Action Group claims another scalp

11 July (Part 1) - Twitter

10 July (Part 5) - Bonkers bouncing

10 July (Part 4) - Degrading their reputation bit by bit

10 July (Part 3) - Cabinet control freakery

10 July (Part 2) - Bexley’s lie production department fails to plug the holes

10 July (Part 1) - Crime and Disorder at the Civic Centre - Round 3

9 July (Part 2) - Disorder at the Civic Centre?

9 July (Part 1) - Crime and Disorder at the Civic Centre - Round 2

8 July (Part 4) - It’s official! Bexley council lies on national TV

8 July (Part 3) - Bexley dithers. It’s last again

8 July (Part 2) - Crime and Disorder at the Civic Centre - Round 1

8 July (Part 1) - Viva Arriva

7 July (Part 4) - Danson Park - fine

7 July (Part 3) - Council excels itself. Not a single truthful word

7 July (Part 2) - Labour facts and Tory obfuscation

7 July (Part 1) - On your bike, Bexley

6 July (Part 2) - Fantastic Free Fun

6 July (Part 1) - Weekend pedantry

5 July (Part 5) - Danson Festival this weekend

5 July (Part 4) - Photography and Bexley council

5 July (Part 3) - Accidents up, sales down

5 July (Part 2) - UKIP invites you to a meeting

5 July (Part 1) - Deckchairs shuffled while Sidcup Titanic sinks

4 July (Part 5) - Democracy at work

4 July (Part 4) - The Sunday Politics Show

4 July (Part 3) - Tyred of life in Bexley

4 July (Part 2) - The Craske affair

4 July (Part 1) - The Beggar’s Opera

3 July (Part 2) - Maybe he has an alibi

3 July (Part 1) - Charlton bombed. Bexley bewildered

2 July (Part 5) - Hoo bloody ray!

2 July (Part 4) - Safari on an iPad

2 July (Part 3) - The dangers of Cut and Paste

2 July (Part 2) - Statistical deception

2 July (Part 1) - Running repairs

1 July (Part 3) - Reader comment

1 July (Part 2) - Public Realm report : Round 4

1 July (Part 1) - Bonkers on the move

30 June (Part 2) - Like governor of a Siberian Gulag

30 June (Part 1) - Where am I?” said the road tsar

29 June (Part 4) - Site news

29 June (Part 3) - UKIP doing well in Welling

29 June (Part 2) - @mayor_of_bexley

29 June (Part 1) - Can he hack it?

28 June (Part 6) - It’s enough to make you ill

28 June (Part 5) - Government condemns Bexley council

28 June (Part 4) - O’Neill’s out, but wrong one

28 June (Part 3) - More parking nonsense

28 June (Part 2) - And they got on to the BBC for this!?

28 June (Part 1) - Corporate Manslaughter

27 June (Part 5) - Cheryl Bacon and the consequences of her uselessness

27 June (Part 4) - UKIP Day of Action in Welling. Get yourself on TV

27 June (Part 3) - BELL ends

27 June (Part 2) - Election news

27 June (Part 1) - Crossrail cometh

26 June (Part 5) - You couldn’t make it up

26 June (Part 4) - The liars are at it again!

26 June (Part 3) - Falling off the log

26 June (Part 2) - Bouquets and brickbats

26 June (Part 1) - Support from inside the tent

25 June (Part 2) - Outside the tent peeing in (†)

25 June (Part 1) - Public Realm report : Round 3

24 June (Part 9) - Definitely not saved by the BELL

24 June (Part 8) - Brunswick Road report - A very big mistake

24 June (Part 7) - Barnet’s democratic council

24 June (Part 6) - Nick Dowling makes it into the Shopper

24 June (Part 5) - Today’s joke. It is a joke isn’t it?

24 June (Part 4) - Planning Department

24 June (Part 3) - Gossip Department

24 June (Part 2) - Teresa Kim Jong O’Neil

24 June (Part 1) - For whom the BELL tolled again

23 June (Part 3) - A blast from the past

23 June (Part 2) - From the weekend postbag

23 June (Part 1) - If at first you don’t succeed

22 June - Something for the weekend

21 June (Part 6) - Am I bovvered?

21 June (Part 5) - It leaks like a rusty old tub, and is about as frightening

21 June (Part 4) - For whom the BELL tolled

21 June (Part 3) - They don’t like it up ‘em

21 June (Part 2) - Standing Orders

21 June (Part 1) - Usual persecutions continue

20 June (Part 8) - Kevin R. Fox

20 June (Part 7) - Ladies of the night shift

20 June (Part 6) - It’s taken 42 years but fame has finally caught up with Nicholas Dowling

20 June (Part 5) - Toxic atmosphere

20 June (Part 4) - Foul libel

20 June (Part 3) - Public Realm report : Round 2

20 June (Part 2) - Apologies are due

20 June (Part 1) - The Public Realm Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting that never was

19 June (Part 3) - Finance and Corporate Services Committee meeting

19 June (Part 2) - Thinking aloud and no thinking allowed

19 June (Part 1) - Unintentional career wrecking

18 June (Part 3) - News Shopper reports that Bexley council defies Eric Pickles again

18 June (Part 2) - The elderly are failed by one Bexley system while motorists are pursued by another

18 June (Part 1) - Death by council cuts

17 June (Part 3) - Undesirable elements

17 June (Part 2) - Land grab?

17 June (Part 1) - Corporate boredom

16 June - Crayford Fun Day

15 June - Broadway. It’s terrific! Or should that be terrorific?

14 June (Part 3) - Blockbuster Eric

14 June (Part 2) - Fatal clangers

14 June (Part 1) - You read it here first

13 June (Part 2) - Bexley council. Penalizing motorists at every opportunity

13 June (Part 1) - Officially recognised. A £3·5 million disaster zone

12 June - Didn’t they do well for themselves?

11 June - Never trust a policeman

10 June (Part 2) - Respect - and the lack thereof

10 June (Part 1) - Bexley parking services. On your side

9 June - Mayor on display in public for first time - and a new bust of the Queen gets a look in

8 June - Queen Elizabeth comes to Bexleyheath tomorrow

7 June (Part 2) - Hypocrisy and irony

7 June (Part 1) - Rumours

6 June (Part 3) - County Gate, CPZ permits, Phone only parking, Broadway. One common factor - Peter Craske

6 June (Part 2) - Broadway balance

6 June (Part 1) - Ring any BELLs?

5 June (Part 2) - Readers have their say

5 June (Part 1) - Toe the line or lose yours

4 June (Part 2) - Is it a roundabout, a T junction or a dodgem car rink?

4 June (Part 1) - Accident waiting to happen

2 June (Part 2) - Urban clearway

2 June (Part 1) - Down by the riverside

1 June - Secrecy always prevails

31 May - Fine when it’s raining

30 May - Welling, Bedonwell, neither’s well

29 May - Old Bonkers story gets into Evening Standard

28 May - Information blackout

26 May (Part 2) - Clock this if you can

26 May (Part 1) - Boris browses Bonkers

25 May - Regina v Peter Craske

24 May - Slow progress

23 May - Clear the way, VIP coming through

22 May - Bexley. Off their noodles?

21 May (Part 2) - Pray it doesn’t rain on Sunday 2nd June

21 May (Part 1) - Bexley’s uniquely splendid isolation

20 May - Bexley Tories. Incapable of being truthful

19 May (Part 2) - Bexley goes for gold

19 May (Part 1) - Bourne free

18 May - Today on Broadway

17 May - It’s so easy to be open and transparent, but Bexley council cannot manage it

16 May (Part 2) - Total secrecy at all costs

16 May (Part 1) - Purposeful neglect

15 May - Poor losers

14 May - There must be an election due

13 May - Craske investigation. “Incomplete” says CPS

11 May - Pay and policies

10 May - No blog today

9 May (Part 2) - Now that they are exposed as out of touch, will Bexley’s Tories live up to their slogan?

9 May (Part 1) - Gone but not forgotten

8 May (Part 2) - Conspiring to deceive

8 May (Part 1) - More dirty tricks?

7 May - Slogans, lies and expensive propaganda cannot mask the truth

6 May (Part 2) - Mark & Spencer

6 May (Part 1) - Entering the closet

5 May - Going to the top

4 May - Constitutional improprieties

3 May - They have a common purpose

2 May - One year to go and it is Bexley’s turn

1 May - U kip if you want to. Witham man is not for turning

30 April - Bexley council, bluffing again

29 April - Address request addressed

26 April - The woman who doesn’t care

25 April (Part 3) - Building bridges. I think not!

25 April (Part 2) - Many questions; few answers

25 April (Part 1) - Fib and Fudge. Question time at Bexley council

24 April (Part 3) - Plodding

24 April (Part 2) - Relief in sight

24 April (Part 1) - Secret sessions

23 April (Part 3) - Olly Cromwell. Under attack but not offended

23 April (Part 2) - A lack of communications

23 April (Part 1) - Shutters ‘R’ Us

22 April (Part 2) - Arses and elbows?

22 April (Part 1) - Ghost town

21 April (Part 2) - Parking trap

21 April (Part 1) - Crazy paving

20 April (Part 2) - Marked for life

20 April (Part 1) - Cameron on wicked socialists

19 April (Part 3) - Turning over a new leaf?

19 April (Part 2) - Vote for change

19 April (Part 1) - Incompetence?

18 April (Part 2) - Monitoring the situation

18 April (Part 1) - Teresa O’Neill. Caught red handed

17 April (Part 2) - Thirty minute theatre

17 April (Part 1) - Scammers - of the doorstep and the parking variety

16 April - Nowhere near done yet, but you may be at B&Q

15 April - Your life in their hands

14 April - Should we be afraid?

13 April - The road to nowhere

12 April - Beware of pickpockets

11 April - Let there be light

10 April - Several barrels well and truly scraped

9 April - Kept in the dark

8 April - Crime and Disorder in Bexley

7 April - Dear anon…

6 April - The lights are out at Bexley council too

5 April (Part 2) - Chris Taylor. The man who doesn’t care

5 April (Part 1) - A rare outbreak of honesty?

4 April (Part 2) - Adults’ Services Committee. Not listening, working against you

4 April (Part 1) - Review of the Review

3 April (Part 3) - Totally Bonkers

3 April (Part 2) - Interest undeclared

3 April (Part 1) - Bexley council are not good eggs

2 April - Just Bonkers

28 March - Dumb insolence

27 March (Part 2) - Design failure

27 March (Part 1) - It costs no more to get it right, but they don’t

26 March - Sweet Coralline

25 March (Part 2) - i-con or i-sore?

25 March (Part 1) - Keeping you in the dark

24 March (Part 2) - Statistics and lies

24 March (Part 1) - Courting trouble

23 March - Because she can

22 March (Part 4) - Keep it in the family

22 March (Part 3) - Bexley council. A job well done

22 March (Part 2) - Questionable purposes

22 March (Part 1) - Bexley council. Breaking the law again

21 March - Better paid jobs for the boys - and girls

20 March - Jobs for the boys - and girls

19 March - Bexleyheath. Keep out

17 March - ASDA. Another ugly warehouse in Belvedere

15 March - Nothing new there then

14 March - Nothing new there then

12 March - Biter bitten

11 March - Jam on it

10 March - The money goes around but the buses don’t

9 March - Bexley council, the School for Scandal

8 March (Part 2) - Good cop, bad cop

8 March (Part 1) - Paddling their own canoe - with your money

7 March (Part 2) - War of words

7 March (Part 1) - Loitering with intent

6 March (Part 2) - Scrutiny of the group that scrutinises the committee that scrutinises the council

6 March (Part 1) - Propaganda machine goes into overdrive

5 March (Part 2) - Bexley the bridge bashing borough

5 March (Part 1) - Postponed Cabinet meeting

4 March (Part 3) - Council Tax frozen

4 March (Part 2) - Another Ghost of Craske?

4 March (Part 1) - Ghost of Craske

1 March (Part 2) - Cock up. No conspiracy

1 March (Part 1) - Finance, fiction fraud or fib?

28 February (Part 2) - Wheeling, dealing and stealing

28 February (Part 1) - Bexley council. Uniquely secretive and dishonest

27 February (Part 2) - Parking fines. Exposing Bexley’s dishonesty. (Episode 14)

27 February (Part 1) - Missed meeting

26 February (Part 2) - Little white lies

26 February (Part 1) - Gagged again

25 February - Then and now

24 February (Part 2) - B&Q Belvedere endorses illegal sanctions

24 February (Part 1) - Setting the record straight

23 February (Part 2) - Railing at blocks, blockages and balls

23 February (Part 1) - All’s well that ends well. Director of Customer and Corporate Services proves his worth

22 February (Part 4) - Stepping back from the brink

22 February (Part 3) - Gowen, gowen, gone

22 February (Part 2) - Caught in the Local Government Act

22 February (Part 1) - Another day; another law broken

21 February (Part 2) - Bad day for Craske

21 February (Part 1) - Taxes up but no discussion

20 February - Gridlock in Bexley. Parking in Bromley

19 February - Conspiring to get Peter Craske off the hook

17 February (Part 2) - One month on

17 February (Part 1) - Impressive imagination

16 February - Road blocked

15 February - More readers’ input

14 February (Part 3) - Broadway - very literally

14 February (Part 2) - Broadway style before Bedonwell safety

14 February (Part 1) - Welcome to Bexleyheath

13 February (Part 2) - A postscript

13 February (Part 1) - A point of view

12 February (Part 2) - Charge and countercharge

12 February (Part 1) - Teresa O’Neill refused to slim down. Bromley council follows suit

11 February (Part 3) - More law breaking by Bexley council

11 February (Part 2) - More blatant lies by Bexley council

11 February (Part 1) - Craske double cross

10 February (Part 2) - Gareth Bacon’s grand plan. Bridges and phones both go down the tube

10 February (Part 1) - Town Halls are fleecing you - Daily Mail

9 February - The Bexley Liar returns to the scene

8 February - Crime & Disorder at the Civic Centre

7 February (Part 2) - Teresa O’Neill - Law breaking again? Looks like it

7 February (Part 1) - Couldn’t’ve put it better myself

6 February - Another Bexley council business venture founders. Top pay is essential to attract the best brains

5 February - ‘Bexley’ and ‘Trust’ in the same sentence. It’ll end in tears

4 February (Part 2) - Salty Bacon

4 February (Part 1) - Contract negotiation, Bexley style

3 February - Bexley council. Dishonest at every level

2 February - Nothing much to report

1 February (Part 2) - What Victim Satisfaction?

1 February (Part 1) - Parking fines. Exposing Bexley’s dishonesty. (Episode 13)

31 January (Part 3) - Thames Crossing Consultation

31 January (Part 2) - Police & Crime consultation postscript

31 January (Part 1) - Stuck in car ‘n age

30 January (Part 2) - The most loved police force in the UK

30 January (Part 1) - Concluding the Bexley police corruption saga

29 January (Part 2) - Take a hike, courtesy of the Bashing Streets kid

29 January (Part 1) - Course waterlogged

28 January (Part 3) - Million pound fat cats and the lies told to protect them

28 January (Part 2) - And then he was gone

28 January (Part 1) - He’s back!

26 January - Thank goodness it’s the weekend

25 January - The Purpose Generally is to confuse and deceive

24 January (Part 2) - Miserable? They may be now

24 January (Part 1) - Excuses and lies

23 January (Part 3) - It’s not just Bexley then?

23 January (Part 2) - Oh no, it's the Keystone Cops again

23 January (Part 1) - Personal service

22 January (Part 2) - A protocol is not a policy it is an operational matter

22 January (Part 1) - What’s in it for me?

21 January (Part 3) - Before and after Craske

21 January (Part 2) - A ferry political message at your expense

21 January (Part 1) - Cat among the pigeons

20 January (Part 4) - Kiss him goodbye

20 January (Part 3) - What did you do in the war Daddy?

20 January (Part 2) - It must be in the genes

20 January (Part 1) - I have a dream

19 January (Part 2) - It takes all sorts but Bexley is just take take take

19 January (Part 1) - Home from home

18 January (Part 3) - Soft in the head

18 January (Part 2) - Peter Craske is innocent. OK?

18 January (Part 1) - Any excuse will do

17 January (Part 2) - Review of the council’s Overview and Scrutiny Function Sub-Group

17 January (Part 1) - Councillors who have been sectioned

16 January (Part 2) - Those bad boys in blue again

16 January (Part 1) - Overview and Scrutiny Committees, the overview

15 January (Part 2) - Mob rule

15 January (Part 1) - Five months of chaos

14 January - Parking fines. Exposing Bexley’s dishonesty. (Episode 12)

13 January (Part 2) - Hollier than thou

13 January (Part 1) - Losing the plot?

12 January (Part 2) - Something to hide

12 January (Part 1) - Eats, Shoots and Leaves

11 January (Part 3) - Councillors living in fear of their lives

11 January (Part 2) - Notomob reborn

11 January (Part 1) - Call 999. End up in the cells

10 January (Part 3) - There’s one rule for them…

10 January (Part 2) - They are all in it together

10 January (Part 1) - Where are they now?

9 January - Chief Inspector Tony Gowen investigates

8 January - Matters arising

7 January (Part 2) - Chief Superintendent Victor Olisa presides over a cesspit of corruption

7 January (Part 1) - Site changes

6 January (Part 2) - Listening to you. Working for you. Not

6 January (Part 1) - Parking Mad

5 January (Part 2) - ASDA Belvedere

5 January (Part 1) - Steve ‘n’ thievin’

4 January (Part 2) - Consultation fatigue

4 January (Part 1) - Another fine mess

3 January - Newsreel

2 January - The unending corruption among Bexleyheath police

1 January (Part 2) - Done a runner

1 January (Part 1) - Highway robbery