There is not going to be any significant news today and probably the same
during the weekend, I really must catch up on some other things.
I understand that Bexleyheath police have
today and at long last returned all of Olly
Cromwell’s property taken from his house in a
dawn raid last October and kept contrary to a
District Judge’s
recommendation more than six weeks ago. So thanks to councillor Melvin
Seymour manufacturing an artificial threat to his family by telling the police
his location had been identified - it had not, he did that himself by advertising
his business - Olly was put to enormous inconvenience and expense. The court
found him not guilty of harassment charges.
Last night Bexley council Planning Committee was due to consider the planning
application for a new ADSA in Belvedere as recommended by its officials.
ASDA’s own website confirms that the plan was rejected in order to protect local shops. I went to see the owner of the biggest
nearby shop this afternoon. He had not heard the news and said he will
be disappointed if the scheme does not go ahead because he believes it will
bring additional trade to the area.
ASDA’s Senior Property Communications Manager, Chris Martin, said about Bexley council:
“They have ignored the support we received from across the community including residents,
businesses and those seeking jobs”. Welcome to Bonkers Bexley Mr. Martin. That’s Bexley
council for you; you could say pretty much the same about
the petition rejection.
Last weekend I gave
an example of one of the sillier search terms
used to get to this website. It seems that the technique is being enhanced. “Tosser” is
no longer enough. It really doesn’t bother me, unlike Bexley council’s obscene
blog I regard it as par for the course. It does no one any harm. Maybe I should
change my name to Melvin Seymour and report it to the police.