I’d
never heard of Mrs. Lynn Tyler until Mick Barnbrook sent me a copy of
the
letter he’d received from her. Enclosed with it was
a statement from councillor
Cheryl Bacon that said I and others had been guilty of
running riot in the
council chamber on 19th June 2013. That’s a long time ago now and since then I
have accumulated nine written statements from those present certifying that no
one did anything particularly untoward at that meeting - except that Nick
Dowling had an audio recorder with him - and five more from councillors who
refused to support Cheryl Bacon’s version of events.
As well as Bacon’s statement there were three others, one stuck to the truth and
two were subsequently disowned to various degrees by their supposed authors. Taken together the
four statements didn’t make sense, riddled as they were with contradictions. As Mrs. Tyler is
supposedly a council legal officer I cast doubt on her abilities over several blogs. Would a
competent legal officer really be happy with four unsigned and undated
statements and then send them out to a member of the public without first
checking that the story they attempted to portray was watertight?
Mick Barnbrook tried to find out if Mrs. Tyler (Legal Team Manager) was competent, on paper
at least, to do the job she is paid for using the Freedom of Information Act. After the customary
excessive delays he has a reply to his enquiry.
So as one might have guessed, Mrs. Tyler is another of Bexley council’s clueless
amateurs who have no special qualifications to do the job we pay them for.
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