9 November (Part 2) - Decorator whitewashed out of existence
I returned from a trip to the relative sanity of Newham and Waltham Forest late last
night to find 53 Bonkers related emails in my Inbox. Seven of them told me that the page
at traderregister.org.uk on which Bexley council endorsed the decorating business run by
councillor Melvin Seymour had been removed - and the council likes to make out they never read
this blog! Never mind, we know that they try to hide their misjudgments and I always
take a screen shot. For those who missed it here is the
vital part of the page stored for posterity, and probably used against them when
Bexley council deny it ever existed on their
Freedom of Information response.
Part of Seymour’s case against Olly is that he is alleged to have revealed
Seymour’s address into the public domain. Sorry Melvin, you did that when you
stood as a councillor, entered it on the Register of Members’ Interests and had
it placed on the Bexley council sponsored advert. Incidentally, I know of
someone who tried to book an appointment to view the Register yesterday and was
told Bexley didn’t keep one. Well it was an untidy and in some respects
incomplete document when I looked at it on 20th May but it did exist and I still
have my handwritten partial copy of it.
It’s amazing how much interest there is in Bexley council at the moment. Within
half an hour of posting the earlier comments about Teresa O’Neill someone wrote
in with the opinion that Ms. O’Neill would probably have been absolutely livid
about the obscene blog. I’m sure she would be, I do not believe she is a
person to indulge in such behaviour, but the strange coincidence remains,
that within hours of her being made aware of its existence the hate blog disappeared,
having existed for two whole weeks beforehand. She may well be livid but there has been no cooperation with
the police and no cooperation with the victims. It is not what is expected of a decent person, let alone Boris Johnson’s protégé. Hmm, on reflection
some people might disagree with that. Shades of
Ian Clement and all that.