4 September (Part 1) - Now he is linked to 16 New Road
A resident of New Road, Abbey Wood told me that the road signs erected during
the
over-long road closure were still lying around on 1st September but when he
reported them to Bexley Council they told him they didn’t care. “No action
required at this stage.” However when I took a look the following day they had gone.
The resident came back with a report that the white lining by Monk’s Close had
been forgotten and just after 8 a.m. this morning I wandered over to take a look.
Maybe a little bit picky but true. No Lines. Heading home
towards Abbey Road I was pleased to see that
the missing double yellow line had been filled in.
As
I went to cross the road I found myself encircled by three men in turbans. (Only
two photographed.) One
was making a commentary into his mobile phone. I heard that I was a Labour activist who had been racially abusing Sikhs for the past ten years. I
was known to the police for photographing his children - child abuse being far
too often uppermost in the minds of certain people. If Mr. Singh had not
previously accused me of stalking his
children I would never have known he had any. I have certainly not set eyes on
them.
The interesting thing here is that the men came from
16 New Road and therefore
proves the suspicion that
this dubious development is linked to Kulvinder
Singh. This was suspected when a phone number on the boundary fence linked back to one of his addresses.
Unlike in the previous contacts there was no attempt to kill me in a contrived
road accident or threat to cut my effing head off.