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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24 December - Not a Happy Christmas

20 December (Part 2) - Black bags and buses. Lust and litter

20 December (Part 1) - Trouble comes in threes

19 December - Express bus service for Crossrail. Forget it

18 December (Part 2) - Your obedient servant

18 December (Part 1) - You’re under arrest! Well not quite

17 December (Part 4) - Raising the BID

17 December (Part 3) - What would your advice be?

17 December (Part 2) - Another two weeks in Abbey Wood. The not good and the simply bad

17 December (Part 1) - Another Four Weeks in Abbey Wood. The good and the not so good

16 December - What’s sauce for five gooses is not sauce for one gander

15 December - Two very annoying words

14 December - A slow news day

13 December - A bit of this and a bit of that

12 December (Part 2)- Alan gives it to them straight

12 December (Part 1) - The left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing

11 December (Part 2) - When the word of the left is far from right

11 December (Part 1) - Councillor Daniel Francis, an easy winner

10 December (Part 2) - Fibbing is not corruption

10 December (Part 1) - Crossrail again. Do the negatives outweigh the positive?

9 December (Part 4) - Hide your lodger

9 December (Part 3) - Fake invoices or fake news?

9 December (Part 2) - Normal service can now resume

9 December (Part 1) - What is corruption?

8 December (Part 2) - Don’t ignore old wives’ tales

8 December (Part 1) - ‘Threatened’ by a solicitor who asked for no action

7 December (Part 2) - A Tale of Two Councils

7 December (Part 1) - Police official report. Delay, ignoring CPS, political interference. The aim? Get Craske off the hook

6 December (Part 2) - Albion Road improvements shredded!

6 December (Part 1) - Department of inconsequential blogs

5 December - Department of silly blogs

4 December - Cheryl Curr; Despicable Me

3 December - Normal service will be resumed - eventually!

2 December - Bexley Council. Not guilty; this time

1 December - Three days off?

30 November (Part 2) - An apology, but what’s good for the goose…

30 November - Craske rolls a double six

29 November (Part 2) - Despite what Craske claimed, Bexley has never had the cheapest parking in SE London

29 November (Part 1) - Bexley Council fails again

28 November (Part 3) - Crossed lines over Crossrail

28 November (Part 2) - It takes one to know one

28 November (Part 1) - Enjoy the sights and delights of Abbey Wood

27 November (Part 2) - What can they ruin next asks Youtube man. Maybe he should ask Andrew Bashford

27 November (Part 1) - One man encourages fly tipping, now it’s official Council policy

26 November - The odds on the following being fiction are 2:1. (According to Labour!)

25 November - Craske. Will he stay or will he go?

24 November (Part 2) - Political interference is admitted, but from where? Elwyn thinks he knows

24 November (Part 1) - Bexley police lie too. Every police officer will lie when so ordered

23 November (Part 2) - Bexley’s Cabinet Member for Pornography

23 November (Part 1) - It’s looking like Steve Didsbury really did do nothing with fly tipping video

22 November (Part 2) - Bexley Conservatives. Still economical with the truth

22 November (Part 1) - Whitewash. It was silly to expect anything else

21 November (Part 2) - An early Christmas message to Bexley Council

21 November (Part 1) - Not all sweetness and light

20 November (Part 2) - What’s watts?

20 November (Part 1) - More light relief!

19 November (Part 3) - Drawing a line

19 November (Part 2) - Some light relief…

19 November (Part 1) - Three libels and a Court Claim

18 November (Part 3) - The law does not come cheap

18 November (Part 2) - The Eastside Quarter

18 November (Part 1) - There are none so blind as those who will not see

17 November (Part 2) - Bexley’s LED street lamps are not as bright as Sodium, no one can deny it

17 November (Part 1) - Mention a Councillor’s name and police minds turn to jelly

16 November - You’ve read the teaser, it’s time for some facts

15 November (Part 2) - White washing over the decay

15 November (Part 1) - Patience is a virtue, or so I am told

14 November (Part 2) - In the High Court - and out again within minutes

14 November (Part 1) - Leader’s report to Council. Many questions, fewer answers

13 November (Part 3) - Bexley’s homeless problem gets steadily worse

13 November (Part 2) - The Living Wage Party

13 November - The price of lying (Part 1)

12 November (Part 2) - Bexley’s northern outpost. Going down hill fast

12 November (Part 1) - Which Bexley Councillor is going to hit the headlines this time?

11 November - Go green. Cut the hot air

9 November - Cunning pre-election stunts

8 November (Part 2) - Resigned to it

8 November (Part 1) - And then there was one…

7 November - No joking matter

6 November - The natives are restless

5 November - A misleading word from the experts

4 November (Part 2) - Bexley’s lying Tory Councillors change tactics. Clever but dishonest

4 November (Part 1) - Black, no sugar

3 November - Another lucky escape? I hope so

2 November (Part 3) - ‘Labour Councillors welcome police station decision’

2 November (Part 2) - Censoring cycling

2 November (Part 1) - Spot the connection?

1 November (Part 3) - None so deaf as those who will not hear

1 November (Part 2) - TfL : Your journey doesn’t really matter a jot

1 November (Part 1) - Diamond Geezer

31 October - Safety statistics. Not all what they appear to be

28 October - Facebook. How the hell did it get to be so popular?

27 October (Part 3) - You are just wicked!

27 October (Part 2) - Lack of moral fibre too?

27 October (Part 1) - Well that didn’t take long did it?

26 October (Part 3) - Overage and over price

26 October (Part 2) - The green and mean Councillor Craske

26 October (Part 1) - Cash flow. From you to them naturally

25 October - Borough of Culture. Bexley bid bombs

24 October (Part 3) - Bexley Regeneration report. Coming off the rails?

24 October (Part 2) - Alright for some

24 October (Part 1) - Perfectly legal but…

23 October (Part 2) - Overview and Scrutiny

23 October (Part 1) - Yellow versus Orange

22 October - Magnificent!

21 October - Abbey Wood station goes from SouthEastern’s control to TfL

20 October (Part 2) - Crime’s up, officers down, station for the chop

20 October (Part 1) - Spot the difference

19 October - Overage gambling

18 October (Part 2) - Bexley’s webcasts. Technically none too good

18 October (Part 2) - Bexley Council. Raising their digital game

18 October (Part 1) - Expertly managed pandemonium!

17 October (Part 3) - Oh the irony! (And who would you choose?)

17 October (Part 2) - #BrilliantBexley

17 October (Part 1) - What is it about Thames Water?

16 October - The epitome of police corruption

14 October (Part 3) - L&Q. Like it or lump it

14 October (Part 2) - The terrible threesome

14 October (Part 1) - The correct response is bonfires

13 October (Part 4) - What’s Taboo in SE2?

13 October (Part 3) - Crossrail opening. The scene that no one wanted (or is supposed?) to see

13 October (Part 2) - To the Mayor of London every journey matters. Oh yeah!

13 October (Part 1) - It’s not a good week for Bexley police

12 October (Part 2) - Bottle plan smashed

12 October (Part 1) - In Bexley they are all crooks. Is this the ultimate proof?

11 October (Part 2) - From the top of Knee Hill you can see the chickens coming home to roost

11 October (Part 1) - A whole year of uselessness

10 October - Pay homage to the God of Lycra - and get it wrong

9 October (Part 2) - Live in DA16? Then read this (or at least the last half)

9 October (Part 1) - A collection of little ones

8 October - The useless Steve Didsbury

7 October - No Tesco, fewer parking spaces, a road closure but things are looking up. 12 floors up!

6 October - Abbey Wood. Going upwards and downhill at the same time

3 October (Part 2) - From VHS to digital Ultra High Definition

3 October (Part 1) - Repeat after me; The Met is Institutionally Corrupt

2 October (Part 2) - No Part 2!

2 October (Part 1) - Abbey Wood station. It will open on 22nd October

1 October (Part 2) - Oh Je-re-mee Corbyn. Oh Theresa May, what have you done?

1 October (Part 1) - Bexley’s culture. It’s never going to change

30 September (Part 1) - No more Lightbox

30 September (Part 2) - ‘Councillor Philip Read is an idiot’. If that’s the best BiB can come up with, has it done its job?

30 September (Part 1) - No more Lightbox

29 September - Canary Wharf in 11 minutes. Same as from Knee Hill to Sainsbury’s

28 September - The Royal Charlotte. Shut, given a life-line, now the rug is pulled again

27 September - Albion Road and Wilton Road, audited

26 September - Booze Bobbies

24 September - A landmark or a blot?

23 September (Part 2) - Shoppers feel threatened but it is the traders who are

23 September (Part 1) - Bexley’s Cabinet makes three good decisions

21 September - Bonkers is changing, very slowly

20 September (Part 2) - An RBG takeover?

20 September (Part 1) - Hypocrite or idiot or both?

19 September - Road wrecking in Bexleyheath and Abbey Wood - and a bit of a flood

18 September - The Council sponsored website you’ve never heard of

17 September - Bureaucracy gone mad again

16 September - Locally at least the Conservatives really are the nasty party

15 September - Smoke and Mirrors

14 September - Persona non grata. That’s me!

13 September - For the lack of a stake - or vandals? No, it’s dogs

12 September (Part 4) - It’s all happening in Wilton Road

12 September (Part 3) - Which of us will have egg on his face?

12 September (Part 2) - They are Bexley Tories. What else would you expect?

12 September (Part 1) - Pots and Kettles

11 September - Social media stirred officialdom when formality didn’t. So let’s do it again

10 September - What Councillors believe. What the public thinks

9 September - Accept it and move on. Bexley Council despises you

8 September - Bexley’s Wild West Frontier

7 September (Part 2) - Bexley bunglers may rule but perseverence pays

7 September (Part 1) - Bexley Tories. Shooting themselves in the foot

6 September (Part 3) - Bexley Conservatives, a bunch of financial incompetents

6 September (Part 2) - Councillor Craske - Vampire Man

6 September (Part 1) - Crossrail news from yesterday’s Liaison Panel meeting

5 September (Part 2) - Andrew Bashford continues his mission to make Bexleyheath a No-Go area

5 September (Part 1) - Bexley’s Tory liars become ever more devious

4 September - The Bexley Gazette

3 September (Part 4) - Lesnes Abbey - You pay for the private party

3 September (Part 3) - Success. Definitely a sneaky git!

3 September (Part 2) - More unaffordable houses

3 September (Part 1) - Campaign for a Crossrail extension continues

2 September (Part 2) - Abbey Wood vandals strike again

2 September (Part 1) - Erith Quarry. Not for your average Erith family

1 September (Part 2) - Not listening after all

1 September (Part 1) - Officially a sneaky git

31 August - The Charlotte. It’s back!

30 August - Mock outrage from one, delusion from the other

29 August - Abbey to lies via musical flies

28 August (Part 2) - Drinkers and beggars successfully deter shoppers

28 August (Part 1) - A screw loose?

27 August - Limping back on line

23 August - The calamitous Councillor for Northumberland Heath

22 August - Narrow minds, narrow roads

21 August - Peter Derrick Gussman : 19th January 1930 - 7th August 2017

18 August - The Jewel in the Crown - and Edith

15 August (Part 2) - The ‘delightful’ Cllr. John Davey

15 August (Part 1) - The deluded Cllr. Read thinks Bonkers supports Labour!

14 August - Making a difference to residents’ lives. By sending cops to their doors?

13 August - And today’s Bexley Council lie is…

12 August - Bexley Council’s “abysmal” website

11 August (Part 2) - Bexley Council’s lie of the day. Their latest attempt to rewrite history

11 August (Part 1) - The man can’t help it

10 August - Better late than never - again

9 August (Part 2) - It may be efficient and effective tweeting, but is it true?

9 August (Part 1) - Better late than never

8 August (Part 3) - Poor Alex

8 August (Part 2) - The nasty party’s Mr. Nasty

8 August (Part 1) - Dismal days

7 August (Part 2) - The Met. Police. Beyond parody

7 August (Part 1) - It looked suspicious to me

6 August - Bexley Council - No compassion for the dying

4 August - Beach vandals

3 August - Cuts hurt. Caring for residents - Bexley style

2 August - Twitter policing

1 August (Part 2) - New York Times features Abbey Wood

1 August (Part 1) - Can someone check if Philip Read needs help please? (Repeated.)

31 July - Can someone check if Philip Read needs help please?

30 July - The monthly update - Crossrail and Lesnes Abbey

29 July - The Coach and Horses have bolted

28 July (Part 2) - What’s his motive? What does he hope to achieve from a constant stream of nonsense?

28 July (Part 1) - Shameless Councils design road traps and rake in their ill-gotten gains

27 July (Part 2) - This should have been a wholly positive report but…

27 July (Part 1) - It was Sainsbury’s choice

26 July - The Wednesday waffle

25 July (Part 2) - Railway freight yard hits the buffers

25 July (Part 1) - More on last week’s Council meeting

24 July (Part 4) - It isn’t called Scabby Wood for nothing

24 July (Part 3) - When is a pub not a pub? When it is a refurbished bar

24 July (Part 2) - The one time Bexley Council listened to residents - and the result won it an award

24 July (Part 1) - The rats will develop a taste for fish and chips

23 July (Part 2) - A vision for the future?

23 July (Part 1) - No longer Faceless on Facebook

22 July - What’s the point of questions to Council? (Showing off and bad jokes)

21 July - Trains are cancelled regularly and their managers follow suit at meetings

20 July - “Serial liars”

19 July - Magic money found by “Smart arses”

18 July - Coptefield car conflagration

17 July (Part 2) - Sunny Slade Green. Community under attack by Bexley Council

17 July (Part 1) - It’s Confuserail

15 July - When stuck for something to say, lie about the opposition. It’s the Bexley way

14 July (Part 2) - Councillor Craske splashes the cash. Everybody’s going to party!

14 July (Part 1) - Abbey Wood’s night time economy takes a knock

13 July - Slum Green?

12 July (Part 3) - Selling up and moving on

12 July (Part 2) - Scary stuff best taken with a pinch of salt for the moment

12 July (Part 1) - In the absence of adequate explanation the rumour mill will flourish

11 July (Part 3) - Lambeth Council bowls a googly. Bexley is definitely second XI

11 July (Part 2) - Modesty Blaze

11 July (Part 1) - The day I decided Mrs. May had to go

10 July (Part 3) - Taxing times, or taxidermy if you’d prefer it

10 July (Part 2) - Bexley Council resorts to lies and deceptions of every description

10 July (Part 1) - Andrew Bashford’s Abbey Road claims another victim

9 July (Part 2) - Bexley’s roads. Moronic!

9 July - Red House, Red tape, Red face (Part 1)

8 June - Playing with fire

7 July - The Friday Foursome

6 July (Part 2) - Buses diverted. Fly tipping problem recognised. Lollypop budget disappears

6 July (Part 1) - Reader’s rant

5 July (Part 3) - Peabody’s presentation to Bexley Council

5 July (Part 2) - Council dimmo says new lights are brighter. They know they are not

5 July (Part 1) - Beyond belief

4 July - A pub destined to return from the dead?

2 July - Lesnes Abbey. A shameful lack of progress

1 July - Hunt the hamster

29 June - Who’s the tosser?

28 June (Part 2) - Breaking News!

28 June (Part 1) - Councillor Philip Read is compounding the lies

27 June (Part 2) - Joseph Goebbels would be proud

27 June (Part 1) - Peter’s pseudo paddling pool. Completion close

26 June - Gas bags on parade

25 June - Croydon, Bexley, Tower Hamlets, Sutton. Poor decisions everywhere

24 June - Perhaps the dozen Bexley cops under investigation can be increased to 13

23 June - A dozen Bexley cops will now wish they had said no to Bexley Council

22 June (Part 1) - The Beach Bum who denies that Bexley has a fly tipping problem

21 June - Much improved rail station coming to Abbey Wood but worse train service

20 June - Beautiful Bexley. A burning issue?

16 June (Part 3) - Didn’t he do well?

16 June (Part 2) - How many old tower blocks are there in Bexleyheath and Sidcup?

16 June (Part 1) - They are just pants

15 June - Fake News

14 June - Bexleyco Limited - Alison Griffin’s parting gift to the borough

13 June - A slow news day

12 June (Part 2) - Bexley Council has plans to make the poor even worse off

12 June (Part 1) - Where are the Building Inspectors?

11 June (Part 2) - Be glad you live in Bexley

11 June (Part 1) - Madder and madder

10 June (Part 2) - Another stabbing in London

10 June (Part 1) - Teresa O’Blockhead

9 June (Part 2) - Thanks to statistics, everyone’s a winner

9 June (Part 1) - A bad case of epistaxis

7 June (Part 3) - Train delays set to become the norm

7 June (Part 2) - Lib Dems are still fighting yesterday’s battles

7 June (Part 1) - Five long years

6 June (Part 2) - It’s not really favourtism

6 June (Part 1) - TfL. (Time frequently Lost)

5 June - Nasty evil people taking pleasure from inflicting pain

4 June - Rock hard Brexit or barely there Will-o’-the-Wisp Brexit?

3 June (Part 2) - Zero footfall

3 June (Part 1) - I’ve been everywhere man. (Apart from Erith and Thamesmead)

2 June (Part 2) - Craig Mackinlay. My small part in his downfall

2 June (Part 1) - This hypocrite says Bexley’s motorists are hard done by, and then sets traps for them

1 June - Send in the clowns. Councillor Clark is back

31 May (Part 2) - Facebook

31 May (Part 1) - He’s like a dog with a bone

30 May (Part 2) - HMO bullyboys

30 May (Part 1) - Overpaid. Brutal. Egotistical

29 May - Three for the price of one

28 May (Part 2) - E and T Hustings. A comprehensive collection of candidate responses

28 May (Part 1) - Crash, Bang, Wallop, what a picture!

27 May (Part 2) - Ever the optimist

27 May (Part 1) - Three zero one. Go!

26 May (Part 2) - Poor road design and Coroner’s advice ignored. Result, carnage

26 May (Part 1) - Say goodbye to the bridge that gave the area its name

25 May (Part 2) - Another Ruxley wreck

25 May (Part 1) - Bexley has a new Mayor. Conservative of course

24 May (Part 4) - Weak and wobbly

24 May (Part 3) - Sainsbury’s jam exhibition

24 May (Part 2) - Exactly who is barking mad?

24 May (Part 1) - There’s democracy and then there is Teresa O’Neill’s Bexley

23 May (Part 2) - Work started on 1st March and tomorrow Bexley Council will tell you what is going on

23 May (Part 1) - They were all smashed

22 May - Forget Thursday, now it’s Saturday

21 May - Question Time in Thamesmead

20 May - Where do care workers come from?

19 May - Three for the price of one

18 May (Part 2) - Going for Growth

18 May (Part 1) - What have they done? Lab v Con in E and T

17 May (Part 3) - It’s a Murky business

17 May (Part 2) - Where’s Edward? Who is Edith?

17 May (Part 1) - Sidcup. Once again the message must be, avoid it if you can

16 May - Tories will grovel while Labour position is vindicated

15 May (Part 3) - Tosser on the radio?

15 May (Part 2) - Tossers on TV

15 May (Part 1) - Mr. Bill Stickers is being Hunted down

14 May (Part 2) - Oh the irony!

14 May (Part 1) - Sitting on a gold mine

13 May (Part 3) - The long and the short of it

13 May (Part 2) - Mr. Brown, what a clown!

13 May (Part 1) - Contrast and Compare

12 May (Part 2) - Parliamentary Election Candidates and Agents

12 May (Part 1) - Who the hell is Edward Baxter anyway?

11 May (Part 4) - Dentist appointment cancelled

11 May (Part 3) - Beyond the barriers. A look inside the new Abbey Wood station

11 May (Part 2) - Creating chaos while making money

11 May (Part 1) - Where’s the dentist?

10 May (Part 2) - Breaking the news blackout

10 May (Part 1) - Accidents by design and waiting to happen

9 May (Part 3) - Time for an update

9 May (Part 2) - Five long years

9 May (Part 1) - Out, and out and about

8 May (Part 3) - The “reprehensible” Terry Osborne. Assistant Chief Executive of Bexley Council

8 May (Part 2) - Too posh to push for an Asian

8 May (Part 1) - A bit more waffle before BiB gets back to business

7 May (Part 2) - 30 years in Bexley and my name is mud

7 May (Part 1) - Grinding their teeth?

6 May (Part 2) - Shades of Robin Hood in reverse

6 May (Part 1) - Lots of cutting. No trimming

5 May (Part 3) - Thamesmead Tories’ turmoil

5 May (Part 2) - The charade of challenges and the lengthening gravy train

5 May (Part 1) - The Leader lies?

4 May (Part 2) - The Leader reports

4 May - Cryptosporidium in Belvedere, Phytophthora Ramorum in Lesnes

3 May - A rare moment of agreement

2 May (Part 2) - Working hard for you and me

2 May (Part 1) - Remind you of anyone?

1 May (Part 2) - Collect of the Day. Pray for Sidcup

1 May (Part 1) - Who they gonna call?

30 April (Part 2) - Wilton Road is nearly done. And about time too

30 April (Part 1) - Beware the 7 day parking restriction coming to a street near you

29 April (Part 2) - Teresa Pearce first off the starting block. Tory heads still on one

29 April (Part 1) - Vodafone to give Bexley two fingers?

28 April - Vodafone gives Bexley the finger!

27 April - The last Full Council meeting - The first half

26 April - The last few days of Tavy Bridge

25 April - Bexley’s Code of Conduct Committee; cards in close proximity to chest again

24 April - Councillor Craske conquers Cryptosporidium. Contracting Conway

23 April - In Abbey Wood either the train service is a mess or the roads are

22 April (Part 2) - And you think parking in Bexley is bonkers!

22 April (Part 1) - Bin Tax On Track

21 April (Part 2) - People Scrutiny meeting, continued

21 April (Part 1) - Oh no, not another one!

20 April (Part 2) - Selling Bexley down by the river

20 April (Part 1) - People Scrutiny. Children and Cops

19 April - Growing Resources

18 April - Katie Quitter

17 April (Part 2) - Two tribes go to war - With each other

17 April (Part 1) - Targeting tossers and linking Bexleyheath to Barking. Not barking

16 April (Part 2) - Two tribes go to war - on one!

16 April (Part 1) - Councillors comment on Bexley’s long term growth strategy. They all like it but can the promises be kept?

15 April (Part 2) - Water woes

15 April (Part 1) - Has Bexley Council made the right parking choice?

14 April - BexleyCo. Coming soon

13 April (Part 2) - An improving Council? (Or am I going soft?)

13 April (Part 1) - Irony meets the iron road

12 April (Part 2) - Another stealth tax for Bexley

12 April (Part 1) - Bexley Council has big plans. They are only ten years late

10 April - Back to front planning

9 April - Sidcup in the sun. Belvedere beached. Wilton Road wrecked

8 April - Bexley Council’s lie machine goes to court

4 April - Bexley Conservative Councillors are lying - and proud to do so!

1 April (Part 2) - Catching up

1 April (Part 1) - It may be April 1st but Bexley Tories are lying not joking

29 March - Council Tax. Compared to elsewhere, Bexley slips again

28 March (Part 2) - No more Trust

28 March (Part 1) - Bexley Council’s website. Oh dear!

24 March - Road closures all over the place

23 March - The Ridgeway

22 March - Latest news from the Crossrail bosses

21 March (Part 2) - Please don't hang your dog poo bags from trees

21 March (Part 1) - An open but shut case

20 March - Harassment. The Masseys and the police don’t seem to have any idea what it is

19 March (Part 2) - Wilton Road regeneration, running very late

19 March (Part 1) - Lesnes Abbey. Looks good if you can afford it

18 March (Part 2) - Albion Road to be closed. Expect traffic chaos

18 March (Part 1) - Council Tax bills hit the doormats. Finance Director does a runner

17 March - Bexley Council holds a public meeting from which the public is excluded entirely

16 March - Losing it

15 March - General Gordon, Peter Craske and Thames Water

14 March - Two crap stories

13 March - There will be no escalators but what use will the old stairs be?

12 March - Is there no integrity anywhere?

10 March - 30 years of police corruption

9 March - Paying the Ferry man

8 March - Driven over the Edge

7 March (Part 2) - TfL. Making roads that little bit more dangerous. It’s what they do.

7 March (Part 1) - Alex Sawyer. Heartless money grabbing hypocrite maybe. But not a cretin

6 March - What’s good for Abbey Wood is not good anywhere else

5 March (Part 2) - The new Slimline Controller

5 March (Part 1) - Network Rail passes a major milestone. FM Conway contemplates one

4 March (Part 2) - Budget divisions. More cuts presented as Manna from Heaven

4 March (Part 1) - Use it or lose it. Not a slogan that impresses the Post Office

3 March (Part 2) - When tipped off by BiB, Dan's your man and Peter's the procrastinator

3 March (Part 1) - Have a sweetie, don’t worry about the cyanide pills

2 March - The eyes have it

1 March (Part 3) - Abbey Wood road chaos may become the norm

1 March (Part 2) - Double yellow hazard

1 March (Part 1) - A really nice pot hole

28 February (Part 2) - The big deception. It has been a long time in the planning

28 February (Part 1) - Bexley Council. Incompetent from top to bottom

27 February - The cat will likely be among the pigeons

26 February (Part 2) - Even if not corrupt, they like to put on a show

26 February (Part 1) - Crossrail buffers installed. Lesnes Abbey regeneration hits them

25 February - Buses stop being useful

23 February - Rare praise for the police. Not Bexley’s obviously

22 February (Part 2) - Cooking the books about borrowing the books

22 February (Part 1) - What’s in store for Harrow Manorway?

21 February (Part 2) - Harrow Manorway. Does it have the capacity to fully serve the Crossrail station?

21 February (Part 1) - Council tax is up. What did the Cabinet have to say about it?

20 February (Part 2) - Another Council tax rise approved. Up by 3.99% again

20 February (Part 1) - The never ending traffic queues in Bexley

19 February (Part 3) - Crossrail progress including the next station closure dates

19 February (Part 2) - Crayford strip pub redevelopment

19 February (Part 1) - Surely not another of Bexley’s fibs?

18 February - Bexley Council believes there was no realistic alternative to approving the Slade Green rail freight hub

17 February (Part 3) - Erith’s Carnegie Building has a future

17 February (Part 2) - Places Scrutiny. The more interesting bits and the very interesting bits

17 February (Part 1) - Top brass laughing all the way to the bank. You won’t be

16 February - One can dream. Gareth Bacon in charge. Teresa O'Neill on one?

15 February - Places Scrutiny. The simpler and sillier bits

14 February - Another Conservative promise is about to be broken

13 February - Bexley Council. Raising money any way it can

12 February (Part 2) - One tit from Blackfen. Two more from Beckenham

12 February (Part 1) - The racist thoughts of Bexley Council

10 February (Part 3) - TfL. Thoroughly faulty Lights - fixed!

10 February (Part 2) - An exhibition for posh houses held in a very posh house

10 February (Part 1) - And they’re off!

9 February (Part 2) - Holes big and small

9 February (Part 1) - And Massey makes three

8 February - Almost nothing to report

7 February - Nothing to report

6 February - More wildlife displacement

5 February (Part 3) - Lesnes Abbey and Crossrail cracking on

5 February (Part 2) - Fast and Furious

5 February (Part 1) - Nothing in Bexley is safe from attack. Budgetary sparrow hawks pounce

4 February (Part 2) - It’s all about the money

4 February (Part 1) - Accidents by design

3 February (Part 2) - Police update updated

3 February (Part 1) - Road works

2 February (Part 2) - A rare happy ending

2 February (Part 1) - Is it worth the effort?

1 February (Part 2) - I’m not the only one

1 February (Part 1) - Old Farm Park - Planning proposals

31 January (Part 3) - Old Farm Park - Planning proposals

31 January (Part 2) - Police update

31 January (Part 1) - Bexley Council is dipping your pocket again, and ever deeper

30 January - Council and police compete in the corruption stakes

29 January - Crossrail cares, maybe too much

27 January - No more Capital Punishment in Bexley, not in an election year anyway

26 January - Just a quick nodding exercise

25 January (Part 2) - From the post bag

25 January (Part 1) - After Craske’s magic show, the support acts

24 January (Part 2) - Conjuror Craske

24 January (Part 1) - Update on Albion Road

23 January (Part 2) - You’ve never had it so good

23 January (Part 1) - At last, a Bexley Council meeting to report!

22 June (Part 2) - Bexley, a Council built on lies

20 January - Bexley Council is ‘Having a Larf’

19 January - Escapee from the swamp

18 January - No one makes progress

17 January - Shining a dim light into murky corners

16 January - Follow the Bazalgette sewer from Plumstead to Crossness

15 January - Beware of gift horses

14 January - What’s new?

13 January - The odd couple

12 January (Part 3) - Good news. The station (if perhaps not Southeastern trains) will be on time

12 January (Part 2) - Abbey Wood Village. Not open for business

12 January (Part 1) - An investigation approaching a full stop?

11 January - Lesnes Abbey slipped. Crossrail station slipping?

10 January (Part 2) - How not to save the half mile Crossrail detour

10 January (Part 1) - Two Councils combine forces in an effort to kill Abbey Wood Village

9 January - Only two years to wait!

8 January - More rubbish about Bexley

7 January - Bexley hasn’t got a fly tipping problem. Well it is what the Council says

6 January (Part 2) - Would I like to? No I wouldn’t

6 January (Part 1) - Regenerating Abbey Wood Village

2 January (Part 2) - Bexley Council wouldn’t have the bottle for it

2 January (Part 1) - The long and the short of it

1 January - A Happy New Year