21 July (Part 1) - Two prize plonkers
I spent the weekend in Hampshire where it was hot and sunny and returned yesterday evening to gloomy skies, puddles and not too many emails. One told me that Mr. Barnbrook has at last completed his allegations of Misconduct in Public Office against Will Tuckley and councillor Cheryl Bacon and sent them off to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner on Saturday. They totalled 96 pages, weighed 510 grammes and cost £8.40 to post.
Bexley council has defended its
rejection of a public question
sent in eight days before a full council meeting when it only asks for seven
clear days by saying it imposes an arbitrary cut off time of midnight two Fridays before their
Wednesday full council meetings. It seems like another nonsense to me made up on the spur of
the moment to deflect another criticism. Why not midnight two Sundays before the
meeting? It would still be well within their requested seven day schedule and
couldn’t possibly make any difference to the council compared to the preceding Friday,
except of course if they had pulled the Sunday midnight time out of their hat it would not have
excluded Mick Barnbrook’s question submitted by email on the Saturday.
The picture shows the pea brains responsible for this situation. Kevin Fox
who created it and Akin Alabi who defended it.