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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.

News and Comment Index 2014

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December 2014

31 December (Part 2) - Happy New Year? I doubt it

31 December (Part 1) - The clown who frightens children

28 December - On the fourth day of Christmas

24 December - Happy Christmas to all

23 December - Open all hours

22 December - Sucking up dirt

20 December (Part 2) - Lesnes Abbey Visitor Centre. See it come down

20 December (Part 1) - Library downgrades. All stitched up months ago

18 December (Part 2) - Cabinet meeting. That’s another Conservative con too

18 December (Part 1) - Con and Don

17 December (Part 3) - An extra £4.41 a ticket is one helluva temptation

17 December (Part 2) - Heras what a proper fence looks like

17 December (Part 1) - Bexley council fails its residents yet again

16 December (Part 2) - Bexley parking services. Up to their old tricks again

16 December (Part 1) - Bexley police. Up to their old tricks again

15 December (Part 3) - Bexley’s aversion to fire and water

15 December (Part 2) - Bexley’s parking muggers

15 December (Part 1) - Bexley’s bin buggers

14 December (Part 4) - Crossrail construction continues

14 December (Part 3) - Destruction Centre

14 December (Part 2) - Destruction North

14 December (Part 1) - The Welsh connection

13 December (Part 3) - The Erith Christmas Tree Festival

13 December (Part 2) - Supremely lucky

13 December (Part 1) - Belvedere’s Belsen

12 December (Part 2) - No ifs or buts, the Metropolitan Police Service is institutionally corrupt

12 December (Part 1) - Who controls the roads? Conway or council?

11 December (Part 3) - Cllr. Philip Read. Now I understand why the PM linked Tweets with twats

11 December (Part 2) - String ’em up. Fence panels that is

11 December (Part 1) - Lesnes Abbey. Ruined?

10 December (Part 3) - Corrections and Clarifications

10 December (Part 2) - Will Ben bend or is he bent?

10 December (Part 1) - Spoilt for choice

9 December - Eager to please but a step too far

8 December (Part 2) - Awaiting demolition. Lesnes Abbey Visitor Centre

8 December (Part 1) - The squeezed bottom

7 December (Part 2) - Last view of Hill View

7 December (Part 1) - Down by dawn - almost

6 December (Part 3) - Normal business will resume in 2017. Meanwhile try hibernation

6 December (Part 2) - Abbey Wood. Welcome to the rubbish tip

6 December (Part 1) - Erlking and Theresemead

5 December (Part 2) - Christmas parking in Bexleyheath

5 December (Part 1) - Say goodbye to the old Lesnes Abbey park

4 December - Crossrail keen to meet the public. Bexley council hides away

3 December - Fresh news in short supply again

2 December (Part 2) - Wood you believe it? Trees lopped

2 December (Part 1) - A serious request to cut costs or another Tory trick?

1 December (Part 2) - Priceless parking perks - Taking the P?

1 December (Part 1) - How should £6 million be spent?

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November 2014

30 November (Part 3) - The Irish connection

30 November (Part 2) - The Martini Principle

30 November (Part 1) - The North South divide

29 November - The Quick and the Dead

28 November (Part 2) - Welcome to Lesnes Abbey

28 November (Part 1) - Billy Nomates

27 November (Part 3) - Supremely smug

27 November (Part 2) - Bad Bexley bailiffs. Is there any other sort?

27 November (Part 1) - Nick in nick

26 November (Part 3) - Better late than never. Me and Bexley council

26 November (Part 2) - Halt! Who goes there? Nobody

26 November (Part 1) - They just don't get it

25 November (Part 3) - Where’s The Fiddle?

25 November (Part 2) - A Bexleyheath bust up

25 November (Part 1) - A rampless Abbey Wood. So far so good

24 November (Part 2) - £5·8 million. 5% of revenue at risk. “No material effect”

24 November (Part 1) - Big changes afoot for those on foot

23 November (Part 2) - An objectionable lack of curiosity

23 November (Part 1) - Councillor Peter Craske’s infamy endures

22 November (Part 2) - Lesnes Abbey park. Will the work be an enhancement?

22 November (Part 1) - Yellow paint. Love it (Crayford) or loathe it (Sidcup)

21 November (Part 2) - Whatever happened to…

21 November (Part 1) - Cross rail at your peril

20 November (Part 2) - Pointless lies, desperate measures and grave consequences

20 November (Part 1) - Two parties disagree, one is Bexley council. Who do you believe?

19 November - We have lift off!

18 November (Part 2) - Murphy’s Law

18 November (Part 1) - Crossrail activity ramps up

17 November - Around Bexley’s favoured Town Center re

16 November (Part 3) - Abbey Wood residents can take a hike

16 November (Part 2) - The impression gained from watching webcasts. Not good

16 November (Part 1) - Greenwich and Crossrail. Obsessed with barriers

15 November (Part 2) - Saturday sundries

15 November (Part 1) - No trains. No activity. Yet!

14 November (Part 5) - An off peak return to Crossrail

14 November (Part 4) - Fibbers all

14 November (Part 3) - Bexley blooms again

14 November (Part 2) - Bexley police working with Bexley council and Trust Thamesmead

14 November (Part 1) - Greenwich police move to stage 2 of their enquiries into Bexley’s lies

13 November (Part 3) - Lie detector tests failed. Will credit checks?

13 November (Part 2) - It’s troughing time!

13 November (Part 1) - You may find this as funny as I did!

12 November (Part 2) - All hands to the beer pumps

12 November (Part 1) - All hands to the pumps

11 November (Part 4) - Baa they said when asked to discuss the Splash Park and other matters

11 November (Part 3) - Confined to barracks

11 November (Part 2) - Every question dodged. Well done Teresa

11 November (Part 1) - Who’s bitter?

10 November (Part 2) - Bexley council shows it is frightened of criticism

10 November (Part 1) - You’ve been had on several levels

9 November (Part 2) - Remembrance

9 November (Part 1) - Wicked beyond belief

8 November (Part 2) - Quiet but effective?

8 November (Part 1) - Bexley’s first rule. Never ever answer a serious question

7 November (Part 3) - Praying for them didn’t help, councillors still smear residents

7 November (Part 2) - Bexley councillor on LBC radio

7 November (Part 1) - The net closes on another liar

6 November (Part 3) - My date with the cops

6 November (Part 2) - Will Tuckley. Misconduct in Public Office. Update

6 November (Part 1) - Tories revert to type. Nasty!

5 November (Part 2) - Car park charges up, some by more than 50%

5 November (Part 1) - Just what Bexley and Sidcup in particular needs

4 November (Part 2) - Questions, questions but not so many answers

4 November (Part 1) - Bexley council. Penny wise and pound foolish

3 November - It will take a tsunami to make a splash

2 November - Drowning in hogwash

1 November (Part 2) - Run over and covered up?

1 November (Part 1) - Twitter ye not

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October 2014

31 October - Winding down for November

30 October (Part 3) - Will Tuckley. Misconduct in Public Office

30 October (Part 2) - Bexley. Missing from Care Report, literally

30 October (Part 1) - Phone parking picking pockets

29 October (Part 2) - Great tits, creepers and rooks

29 October (Part 1) - Selling Bexley by the pound

28 October (Part 4) - Careful now Danny

28 October (Part 3) - More money for nothing. Extortion in Abbey Wood

28 October (Part 2) - Money for nothing. Sidcup still in dire straits

28 October (Part 1) - Abbey Wood. Gateway to a failed borough council

27 October (Part 2) - Abbey Eyesore

27 October (Part 1) - Quarry news buried

26 October (Part 3) - If you go down to Abbey Wood station today

26 October (Part 2) - Sunday sundries

26 October (Part 1) - If you go down to the woods next month

24 October (Part 2) - The Places meeting. Boo! Bexley council plans to charge more for a lower cost service

24 October (Part 1) - The Places meeting. Changing the face of Bexley

23 October (Part 2) - The Places meeting. The Parking Report

23 October (Part 1) - The Places meeting. The first hour

21 October - More evidence that police and Bexley council always lie

20 October - Erith on the up. Abbey Wood going down

19 October - Crossrail but you can’t

18 October (Part 2) - Contacting the council. It can only get worse

18 October (Part 1) - A rare police invitation to talk

17 October (Part 2) - Over my dead body

17 October (Part 1) - The wrong side of the tracks

16 October (Part 3) - 24 saints. One sinner

16 October (Part 2) - One three hour meeting. A handful of highlights

16 October (Part 1) - All change at Abbey Wood

15 October (Part 2) - Bexley’s cabinet approves their own budget proposals

15 October (Part 1) - Sidcup’s Annus Horribilus nears its conclusion

14 October (Part 3) - Mischief making

14 October (Part 2) - Clarifications and Consultations

14 October (Part 1) - Town centre regeneration. One ends another starts

13 October (Part 2) - What underhand fiddles are afoot this time?

13 October (Part 1) - Danny has a point. Did Katie?

11 October - In Bexley, art matters. People don’t

10 October - Resources reported

9 October (Part 3) - Bexley votes Conservative, Bexley gets its reward

9 October (Part 2) - Bexley council can do whatever it likes - and does

9 October (Part 1) - If you drive they are after more of your money

8 October (Part 3) - You read it here first

8 October (Part 2) - Belvedere Splash Park to close

8 October (Part 1) - The Met’s DPS. Discredited, Perverted, Shambolic

7 October (Part 2) - Bexley for sale

7 October (Part 1) - Another excuse for a Boris booze up?

6 October (Part 2) - Sidcup. Will it ever recover?

6 October (Part 1) - Bexley is Batty

4 October - Crossrail again

3 October - ‘Neutral’ climbdown explained

2 October - Slipping off the fence. Knee Hill and Brampton Road no longer a big issue

1 October - Crossings, Crossrail and Craske

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September 2014

25 September - Getting back to business

22 September - Sidcup. Nearly done or done for?

21 September (Part 2) - Parking outside schools. Always a problem

21 September (Part 1) - Park with impunity

20 September - Crossrail makes its presence felt all around Abbey Wood

19 September (Part 2) - Hill View sold. Residents sold down the river

19 September (Part 1) - Offloading Bexley’s costs on to someone else

18 September - Road congestion. It’s all part of the plan

14 September (Part 2) - Crossrail update

14 September (Part 1) - Abbey Wood loses out again

12 September (Part 2) - Coming to a kerb near you

12 September (Part 1) - The claims, the truth and the Teflon boss

11 September - Something to hide? Almost certainly

8 September - Bexley councillors on holiday longer than ever

6 September - The ’cup floweth over

5 September (Part 2) - You can’t believe any of them

5 September (Part 1) - Bexley council. Twinned with Rotherham

3 September - Catching up with Crossrail

2 September (Part 2) - Postscripts to earlier blogs

2 September (Part 1) - Abbey Wood parking gets even more difficult

1 September (Part 3) - Fancy that. ‘ere wigo again

1 September (Part 2) - Erith Fun Day

1 September (Part 1) - Here we go again

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August 2014

31 August - Bonkers resumes tomorrow

27 August - Is he dead?

2001 August - Minor matters

18 August - Splash Park cleaned for two days out of three

17 August - Money well spent?

14 August - It was bound to happen sooner or later

11 August (Part 2) - Hurricane Bertha impedes Crossrail

11 August (Part 1) - Too much like hard work

7 August - Untrained amateur

6 August (Part 2) - Poor Will

6 August (Part 1) - Pickles on top

5 August - Half a foot for little feet

4 August - New for 2014. Twice weekly Splash Park maintenance

3 August (Part 2) - Bexley’s 1914 War commemoration. The parade and the singsong

3 August (Part 1) - Bexley’s 1914 War commemoration. The prelude

2 August - Doesn’t he do well?

1 August - Here we go again

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July 2014

31 July (Part 2) - More Abbey Wood parking spaces sacrificed to Crossrail

31 July (Part 1) - “The criminal relationship between Bexley council and Bexley police”

30 July - Crossrail digs up Abbey Wood again

29 July - Making up for lost time

28 July (Part 3) - The leader’s ambition is to be Rounded and Robust. Who’d have thought it?

28 July (Part 2) - The idiot that is Paul Moore

28 July (Part 1) - ‘Challenging budget outlook’. Challenging consultation

27 July (Part 3) - The leader’s report. More whimper than bang!

27 July (Part 2) - e-mail e-xcuses

27 July (Part 1) - Sidcup deserted by BiB and this morning, everybody!

26 July (Part 2) - PCs gone mad. CI and CS too

26 July (Part 1) - Turkeys vote for deferral of Christmas

25 July (Part 2) - Full council - Full circle

25 July (Part 1) - Full council - The questions

24 July (Part 3) - Still not yet going places

24 July (Part 2) - Going Places

24 July (Part 1) - The power has gone to his head already

23 July (Part 2) - The old and weak suffer first

23 July (Part 1) - Not the Place report

22 July (Part 2) - Want a job? Ask a friend

22 July (Part 1) - What next to tax?

21 July (Part 3) - Seven into eight won’t go

21 July (Part 2) - No manners in Manor Road

21 July (Part 1) - Two prize plonkers

19 July - Teresa’s empty promise rumbled

18 July (Part 2) - Police change their position

18 July (Part 1) - James Hunt. People person

17 July (Part 4) - Craske’s General Purposes

17 July (Part 3) - Cunning coppers?

17 July (Part 2) - The lady is for turning

17 July (Part 1) - On a high

16 July (Part 4) - Crossrail info

16 July (Part 3) - Rancid Bacon

16 July (Part 2) - Sounding off again

16 July (Part 1) - Sounding off

15 July (Part 2) - Police dragging their big flat feet

15 July (Part 1) - Bexley’s Democratic Deficit. (© Cllr. Hackett)

14 July - Bloody minded Bexley council can’t even count

13 July (Part 2) - Crossrail. A Sunday postscript

13 July (Part 1) - 2018 will be a long time coming

12 July - What a difference a year’s made

11 July (Part 2) - The head that doesn’t roll

11 July (Part 1) - The Steven Hall Show

10 July - Top cats have nine lives and take all the cream

9 July - Storm clouds gather II

8 July - Storm clouds gather

7 July - More Bacon porkies

6 July - Not much to show for no trains

4 July (Part 2) - Not a joke

4 July (Part 1) - Not a blog

3 July (Part 2) - Changes at the top

3 July (Part 1) - The closed and muddled mind of Will Tuckley

2 July (Part 2) - Going for them

2 July (Part 1) - You read it here first

1 July (Part 2) - One crime leads to another

1 July (Part 1) - Train timetables new and old

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June 2014

30 June - Miscellaneous meanderings

29 June - Replacement blog service

27 June - Dirty secrets to hide?

26 June - And all because one councillor couldn’t stop lying

25 June - Crossrail to take over more Abbey Wood parking spaces

24 June - Something fishy going on

23 June - Misconduct in Public Office. A family affair?

22 June - One step forward, two steps back

21 June (Part 3) - Government bans use of CCTV spy cars, or do they?

21 June (Part 2) - It’s one rule for them…

21 June (Part 1) - Frizoni fails

20 June (Part 2) - The Watling effect. What’s going on?

20 June (Part 1) - It’s the stupid cuts

19 June (Part 4) - Trying to be in two places at once

19 June (Part 3) - Pure speculation. Probably

19 June (Part 2) - Can a corrupt council and its protector fix this can of worms too?

19 June (Part 1) - Harrow Inn or out?

18 June (Part 2) - Crossrail speeding up

18 June (Part 1) - It’s déjà vu all over again

17 June (Part 2) - It’s the cuts stupid

17 June (Part 1) - Parking charges to be increased again

16 June (Part 3) - Bexley council isn’t straight, neither is the line from Abbey Wood any more

16 June (Part 2) - What a tangled web these liars weave

16 June (Part 1) - Crossrail takes another step forward

15 June - Sidcup edges its way back to sanity

14 June - Will Tuckley outclassed by plaited doll

13 June - Teresa thieves taxpayers’ tithe for non-jobs

12 June (Part 2) - Sharon Massey, “the best mayor I could be”

12 June (Part 1) - What do you get for forty two million?

11 June - Parroting platitudinous propaganda. Residents rubbished

9 June - Council drip believes in drip drip

7 June - The mayor and other mares

6 June - It’s going to be a boring night

5 June - Bexley council’s right wing looks left

4 June - All fine now? Only if you are easily satisfied

3 June - Romanians in Bexley

2 June (Part 2) - Bexley is not a totally culture free zone but it is totally against free culture

2 June (Part 1) - Plod plods around in circles, being difficult or perhaps stupid

1 June (Part 2) - Good riddance?

1 June (Part 1) - Sidcup still suffering

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May 2014

31 May - Next step, rename Clocktower Times Square?

30 May - Another month gone

29 May (Part 2) - Only one sore thumb?

29 May (Part 1) - Election comparisons made easy - or maybe not

28 May (Part 2) - Farce about Ace

28 May (Part 1) - Business as usual

27 May (Part 3) - The Wizard of Oz

27 May (Part 2) - One for the train spotters

27 May (Part 1) - Labour of love

26 May (Part 2) - Tory cuts. First sign of things to come

26 May (Part 1) - What Tyler?

25 May (Part 3) - New councillor list

25 May (Part 2) - Mick is back

25 May (Part 1) - Hiding their embarrassment

24 May - No change at the top

23 May (Part 3) - The rise of UKIP - How to succeed in politics without really trying

23 May (Part 2) - The experience

23 May (Part 1) - Home from the count

22 May (Part 4) - It’s been a long day and it’s not over yet

22 May (Part 3) - Tory manifesto 2010. Save Queen Mary’s Hospital and park free!

22 May (Part 2) - My prediction for Blackfen and Lamorbey

22 May (Part 1) - Last fling from UKIP

21 May - Last minute desperation

20 May - “A challenge to democracy in Bexley”

19 May (Part 2) - Will Bexley throw out its rubbish this week?

19 May (Part 1) - Planning for the ‘Whiteout’?

18 May - Sidcup High Street. An open and shut case

16 May (Part 3) - Hadlow Road Sidcup. Shut

16 May (Part 2) - Sidcup Hospital. They’d rather you forgot it

16 May (Part 1) - Themsmad East Conversatists

15 May (Part 3) - Bexley’s historical land grab

15 May (Part 2) - Welling Corridor improvements claim another victim

15 May (Part 1) - Election leaflet liberated

14 May (Part 2) - If you don’t like Teresa don’t blow your XXXs

14 May (Part 1) - Missing the bus?

13 May (Part 2) - Notaproof Reader?

13 May (Part 1) - Bexley council’s reputation in the mud again

12 May (Part 2) - Have I slipped off the electoral fence?

12 May (Part 1) - Bexley council broke law, sought police support and got none

11 May - Can you remember what Bexley Conservatives did for you?

10 May (Part 2) - No repairs at all, running or otherwise

10 May (Part 1) - Running repairs

9 May (Part 3) - Broadway, Welling and Sidcup. Northumberland Heath is next for disruption

9 May (Part 2) - Hurt the politicians. Kick ’em in the ballots

9 May (Part 1) - End of an era

8 May (Part 4) - Where’s NSL when you need them?

8 May (Part 3) - More junk mail?

8 May (Part 2) - Bexleyheath loses a car park

8 May (Part 1) - Serious politicians

7 May (Part 2) - The leader’s report

7 May (Part 1) - Confusing revenue raiser

6 May (Part 3) - A hole in the ground, so big and sorta round

6 May (Part 2) - The leader’s “maths lesson”

6 May (Part 1) - None of them wants to face the truth

5 May (Part 2) - Two questions. One big hint and an answer that may not be all it seems

5 May (Part 1) - Beware of candidates bearing gifts

4 May (Part 3) - Committee chairman stripped of all responsibility

4 May (Part 2) - Damn the expense, it’s a nice shade of green

4 May (Part 1) - Crass questions to council

3 May - Public questions for council

2 May (Part 3) - On the rise

2 May (Part 2) - No fun at all

2 May (Part 1) - Fun Friday

1 May (Part 3) - Last council meeting before ‘school’ breaks up

1 May (Part 2) - Political leaflets - the collection grows

1 May (Part 1) - Not so well in Welling

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April 2014

30 April (Part 3) - News Shopper plays catch up

30 April (Part 2) - Up for the count

30 April (Part 1) - Pathetic reaction or masterstroke?

29 April (Part 4) - Oh, the irony!

29 April (Part 3) - Who’s worst?

29 April (Part 2) - Digging the dirt

29 April (Part 1) - Get digging

28 April (Part 3) - BID mistakes goodbye

28 April (Part 2) - Minor updates

28 April (Part 1) - Slow progress in Sidcup

27 April (Part 2) - Jam today, more jam tomorrow

27 April (Part 1) - Caught red handed

26 April (Part 2) - So it’s not just me

26 April (Part 1) - It’s all change again on Broadway

25 April (Part 3) - Labour party injects some fun into the election

25 April (Part 2) - The Public Realm Meeting - The boring bits

25 April (Part 1) - Bexley fails royally compared to Royal Greenwich

24 April (Part 2) - Two Tories in ‘incestuous’ relationship

24 April (Part 1) - The man who does Bexley council’s dirty business

23 April (Part 3) - No Payne, no gain

23 April (Part 2) - Messy Massey business

23 April (Part 1) - It seems only too believable to me

22 April (Part 2) - Crime and Disorder in the Civic Chamber

22 April (Part 1) - Meeting scheduled. Will the Chairman show her face?

20 April - I should not have tempted fate

18 April - Yet another dangerous roundabout on Broadway

17 April (Part 3) - Look what I found

17 April (Part 2) - How Bexley’s cuts fall on the poor and the vulnerable

17 April (Part 1) - Occupant of glass house lobs large stone

16 April - Expensive money for sale

15 April (Part 3) - Ha-Ha. Not funny

15 April (Part 2) - A correction…

15 April (Part 1) - When a parking fine becomes a lottery

14 April (Part 2) - BT takes charge of Wilton Road, Abbey Wood

14 April (Part 1) - Another target missed

13 April - A monstrous carbuncle on the face of an old friend

12 April - You can bank on funny business at Bexley council

11 April (Part 1) - Crossrail lives up to its name

10 April (Part 2) - A Miller’s Tale

10 April (Part 1) - Dashed yellow lines!

9 April (Part 2) - What’s all this then?

9 April (Part 1) - How low can they go?

8 April (Part 3) - UKIP Bexley launches its manifesto

8 April (Part 2) - The Welling Corridor improvements

8 April (Part 1) - Crossrail encroaches further on parking space

7 April (Part 2) - Council liars extend their influence yet again

7 April (Part 1) - Told you so a year ago!

6 April (Part 2) - Sidcup on Sunday

6 April (Part 1) - Four years late

5 April - The Finance Committee

4 April (Part 5) - Which cretin do we blame for this?

4 April (Part 4) - Congratulations are in order

4 April (Part 3) - School for scoundrels, class 2

4 April (Part 2) - News from the doorsteps

4 April (Part 1) - School for scoundrels

3 April (Part 3) - Old news

3 April (Part 2) - More law breaking councillors. It’ll be one rule for them…

3 April (Part 1) - Spot the difference

2 April (Part 2) - The best laid plans etc.

2 April (Part 1) - Normal service will resumed…

1 April - No blog today

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March 2014

31 March (Part 2) - Carefully chosen words

31 March (Part 1) - Conservative election News

30 March (Part 2) - Election News

30 March (Part 1) - Bexley council’s promises come to naught. Pray a child is not injured

29 March (Part 2) - More lies by senior council staff to protect a lying councillor

29 March (Part 1) - Very little to show for two weeks’ work

28 March (Part 2) - Planning decisions

28 March (Part 1) - Mrs. Jackie Evans

27 March (Part 2) - Dear Bexley council

27 March (Part 1) - Another Adonis

26 March (Part 2) - Saucy Sharon

26 March (Part 1) - Geraldene strips to the bare essentials for a well oiled 15 minute routine

25 March - 24th place confirmed

24 March (Part 2) - Nobody loves him

24 March (Part 1) - Desperate measures

23 March (Part 3) - Not exactly a mini-Holland

23 March (Part 2) - ‘Putting Bexley First’ and putting Lesnes last

23 March (Part 1) - More unexplained neglect of what councils call the public realm

22 March - The Welling time warp

21 March - An accident waiting to happen

20 March - Bexley council. Above the law

19 March (Part 2) - Shops in Bexleyheath feel the squeeze

19 March (Part 1) - Oh no! More regeneration

18 March (Part 3) - Silly blogger

18 March (Part 2) - Crossrail developments

18 March (Part 1) - RSS feed

17 March - Rewriting history

15 March - First signs of progress in Sidcup High Street

14 March - The worst council tax record in London

13 March (Part 3) - Council tax again

13 March (Part 2) - Getting the wrong idea

13 March (Part 1) - Councillor Cheryl Bacon lied

12 March - Council Tax analysis

11 March (Part 6) - Which way will they jump?

11 March (Part 5) - Slowly does it

11 March (Part 4) - Rubbish policy

11 March (Part 3) - The wheels come off

11 March (Part 2) - Across the divide

11 March (Part 1) - Let the back slapping commence

10 March (Part 3) - If at first you don’t succeed…

10 March (Part 2) - Jammed and rammed. Parking free and money tree (it’s supposed to have cost nothing)

10 March (Part 1) - How corrupt are they? That is the question

9 March (Part 3) - You will never see its like again

9 March (Part 2) - First it moved, then it vanished

9 March (Part 1) - Correspondents’ comments

8 March (Part 3) - Sidcup. Missed deadlines and little progress

8 March (Part 2) - The Metropolitan Police is corrupt

8 March (Part 1) - Superwoman meets Bexley’s Supreme Controller

7 March (Part 2) - A chocolate fireguard might be more use

7 March (Part 1) - Honey trap?

6 March (Part 4) - The Bexley budget debate 2014

6 March (Part 3) - I’m in trouble again

6 March (Part 2) - The fight for honesty goes on

6 March (Part 1) - Council tax freeze approved

5 March (Part 3) - Taking secrecy to extremes

5 March (Part 2) - Another Bexley management failure results in death

5 March (Part 1) - Nick Hollier the joker

4 March (Part 4) - Quintessentially wrong

4 March (Part 3) - Well connected on two quid a week

4 March (Part 2) - Hill View views

4 March (Part 1) - Twitter and a twit

3 March (Part 2) - Cowboys and Indians?

3 March (Part 1) - Vote blue, go green

2 March - A whole lotta rule bending goin’ on

1 March (Part 3) - Promises, promises

1 March (Part 2) - Another week, another shop closure

1 March (Part 1) - The cat will be among the pigeons

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February 2014

28 February - Marking time

27 February (Part 2) - Independent Person or ‘Bexley Breeze Block’?

27 February (Part 1) - Crossrail exhibition

26 February (Part 4) - When she is not lying she is exaggerating. Is there a difference?

26 February (Part 3) - The real cabinet meeting report

26 February (Part 1) - Cabinet Meeting report

26 February (Part 1) - Cabinet Meeting report

25 February (Part 2) - 24th place again?

25 February (Part 1) - Bridling

24 February (Part 2) - Who’d be a shop owner in Bexley?

24 February (Part 1) - Harrow Inn progress

23 February (Part 2) - Crime and Disorder in Bexley

23 February (Part 1) - Crossrail. First sign of temporary Abbey Wood station

22 February (Part 5) - Bexleyheath Broadway regeneration. A car crash?

22 February (Part 4) - Bexleyheath after £3m. regeneration

22 February (Part 3) - Sidcup : before and after Bailey

22 February (Part 2) - Sidcup still suffering

22 February (Part 1) - Bexley economics

21 February (Part 4) - Cllr. Colin Campbell Crap Comment Complaint Conclusion

21 February (Part 3) - Steaming ahead

21 February (Part 2) - Poppy permission

21 February (Part 1) - Lesnes ruined

20 February (Part 4) - Erith’s ‘war’ with Bexley council

20 February (Part 3) - FC and cohorts not scrutinized

20 February (Part 2) - Shabby Wood

20 February (Part 1) - Smash and Grabby Wood

19 February (Part 3) - Scabby Wood

19 February (Part 2) - Me Labour? Excuse me while I laugh

19 February (Part 1) - Every little helps

18 February (Part 3) - Turning up the heat

18 February (Part 2) - Slash costs and services. Spend plenty on their new HQ

18 February (Part 1) - Short changed

17 February (Part 3) - The idea is…

17 February (Part 2) - Blue thinking

17 February (Part 1) - Blue sky thinking

16 February (Part 2) - Sorry to say so but Bexley council employs a Monitoring Officer with a fact phobia

16 February (Part 1) - No parking. No answers

15 February (Part 3) - No respite

15 February (Part 2) - No services

15 February (Part 1) - Adults’ Services

14 February (Part 3) - Mick Barnbrook. An unauthorised biography

14 February (Part 2) - Today’s excuses are…

14 February (Part 1) - Love is in the air

13 February (Part 3) - It’s not me guv

13 February (Part 2) - Should we expect anything else?

13 February (Part 1) - BAG men swing into action

12 February (Part 3) - Another case of Bexley law breaking

12 February (Part 2) - Another consultation exercise

12 February (Part 1) - The company they keep…

11 February (Part 5) - It’s true, he’s gone

11 February (Part 4) - Assistance needed

11 February (Part 3) - Bexley council cut off

11 February (Part 2) - Rotten Borough

11 February (Part 1) - Bexley’s Head of Legal supports lies

10 February (Part 2) - Maybe I have it all wrong again. Who knows the truth?

10 February (Part 1) - You want total honesty. Don’t look at Bexley council then

9 February (Part 2) - Catching up on websites

9 February (Part 1) - Lazy blogger

8 February - Catching up on emails

7 February (Part 2) - Chicken and Bacon

7 February (Part 1) - Another dangerous Frizoni Folly. Probably?

6 February (Part 2) - The net is back

6 February (Part 1) - BT. Probably the worst service company that ever existed

5 February (Part 2) - The Finance Scrutiny Committee - 4th February 2014

5 February (Part 1) - Third time lucky?

4 February (Part 3) - BT. Absolutely clueless

4 February (Part 2) - Police engagement

4 February (Part 1) - BT. Utterly useless

3 February - Fingers crossed

2 February - So that’s the way to do it

1 February - A plaintive note

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January 2014

31 January (Part 3) - Webless

31 January (Part 2) - Services cut. Fees and salaries up

31 January (Part 1) - Generally Purposeless

30 January (Part 3) - Still cut off from the web

30 January (Part 2) - Motorist chased for £0.00 debt

30 January (Part 1) - Across the board price increases

29 January - It’s still no go on the net

28 January (Part 3) - This may take a while…

28 January (Part 2) - Back to work

28 January (Part 1) - Tinker Taylor?

27 January - Sidcup suffers

24 January (Part 2) - TIC - Still the home of shady business

24 January (Part 1) - Misconduct in Public Office

23 January (Part 2) - Blackfen & Lamorbey spoilt for choice

23 January (Part 1) - On the Abbey Wood stump

22 January (Part 3) - One rule for them…

22 January (Part 2) - Told you so

22 January (Part 1) - Keep it shut Teresa

21 January (Part 2) - Is Bexley council corrupt. I think so

21 January (Part 1) - Craske in the news again? Don’t bet on it

20 January (Part 2) - No entry

20 January (Part 1) - Lucking lies

19 January (Part 2) - What are they standing for?

19 January (Part 1) - Completing the circle

18 January (Part 2) - The ‘L’ word makes another appearance

18 January (Part 1) - This and that

17 January (Part 2) - All change in Stable Lane

17 January (Part 1) - Another weekend of complaint writing lies ahead

16 January - It’s in the BAG

15 January (Part 2) - Bexley council. Spiteful and vindictive? You bet

15 January (Part 1) - Musical chairs

14 January (Part 2) - Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose

14 January (Part 1) - Low Scores on Doors

12 January - Metropolitan Police. Institutionally corrupt?

11 January - Surely not all coincidence?

10 January (Part 2) - The one that got away

10 January (Part 1) - It’s getting to be a habit

9 January (Part 2) - Life imitates art

9 January (Part 1) - Driven to breaking the law

8 January - Brainless

3 January - Website Contact form

2 January - Let battle commence. Looks like it has

1 January - Let battle commence

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