It’s the Labour way
I
am just a little unpopular with a BiB reader. He drew attention to
yesterday’s blog on London Borough of Bexley News and Views
(Facebook) and earned himself
an instant ban by the red mods. But have they called him a fascist yet?
Maybe the main moderator would be better employed on
filing his company accounts.
Note: The Tweet which the Lefties found objectionable was
one which condemned the police for bashing old ladies over the head when only a
week had passed since an officer was murdered in Croydon after a detainee had
not been searched for weapons. Apparently that excuses police brutality.
BexleyCo
I don’t usually report planning issues here because
From the Murky Depths has
developed its coverage into an art form, but I have been asked to draw attention
to BexleyCo’s proposal to build on
the Council Leader’s back garden; Burr Farm.
71 new houses, half of them two bedroom. 50% three bedroom and the remainder
four bedroom. Unusually under the current London Mayor’s anti-car agenda,
each of them will be provided with a car parking space.
You will be able to see the plans on 5th June (4 p.m. to
8 p.m.) in the church
hall of Christchurch on The Broadway.
Comments to
consultations@nexusplanning.co.uk.
www.bexleyhomes.co.uk/developments.
Bexley Council
rejected a much smaller development squeezed into a ‘hole’ between existing
houses so not unlike the Burr Farm plans.
Bonkers continuity
I am occasionally asked if I have fully recovered from
recent
short stays in hospital. Thank you for the concern. The answer is basically
yes but treatment is not yet complete so there will be further gaps in Bonkers next month.
Lack of material makes some gaps inevitable, so maybe no one will notice.