General Discussion
Burnside, I would love to share. I have contacts within but do not want to see a witchhunt,.
I think the final act that brought her to the decision to resign, was being approached by one of her own party who had been asked by a VFD to ask her not to stand for Mayor. She would have lost anyway due to the majority vote being held by VFD. Just shows you cannot rely on your own party for support and the sneaky ways of VFD, why didnt they speak to her directly.. I believe the next Mayor will ...
I have just finished reading Mayor Pethericks comments in the Gazette the first one makes no sense to me maybe it does to others on the forum. (1) We have never forgotten that the rate payers are our customers and customers make pay days. (2) As a cohesive council working together etc: He must be joking with that comment.
Lynne, I think you will find eight people put themselves forward previously, A Dimond didnt turn up for the vote but got in anyway another VFD who have the majority. I take my dog in the Manor everyday as do many others, I would have thought the £4.16 that Clayson gave us off the council tax would have been better spent repairing the bridge. I believe the £4.16 amounts to approx' £23.000
MugOnHead, You are spot on with your comment, and I know for a fact he was involved in the pressure used. They recently co opted young A Dimond into the council chambers which gave them an extra VFD, could that be the hidden agenda for the next cooptee.
Burnside, I dont believe you are right, but its a fair comment. With my small amount of dealings wth the VoD there is a small group of bullyboys/girls in power, which most probably happens in other councils in this country. they may have the best of intentions when standing, but that seems to go out the window when elected.
She had enough of the underhanded ways of the Voices for Dawlish
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7,000 drivers' names sold to criminals: How DVLA made £21m selling details of 4.85m motorists The number of personal records sold has tripled since 2006 Sensitive data on 85,0000 drivers went missing after parking firm went bust Another company sold on details for profit Read more: ...
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