Saturday, April 30, 2011

Black Bull Inn, Market Overton, Rutland, LE15 7PW, Photograph

Black Bull Inn, Market Overton, Rutland, LE15 7PW, Photograph

Market Overton, Rutland, East Midlands, England, Photographs, Martin Brookes


Market Overton is a village on the northern edge of the county of Rutland in the East Midlands of England.

St Peter and St Paul Church, Market Overton, Rutland, photographs, Martin Brookes


St Peter and St Paul Church, Market Overton, Rutland, photographs, Martin Brookes


Prayer Box

 Organ Pipes


High Altar 

Easter Garden

Rutland Waterways and Ducks photographs Martin Brookes


Rutland Waterways and Ducks photographs Martin Brookes




Paul Beech, Independent, Oakham North West Ward, Rutland County Council, Elections

Paul Beech, Independent, Oakham North West Ward, Rutland County Council, Elections

It has been confirmed this week Paul Beech has not only been bullying me he has also been bullying Oakham Town Mayor Sharon Spencer.

After this week pointless Annual Town Council meeting, I had a long chat with Councillor Sharon Spencer who said She know longer communicates with him, because "he had often been very rude and nasty to her"

It is about time more people spoke out and named all the local Tory bullies.

It is clear Mr Beech is not a true independent, record shows he and his wife signed Conservative Councillor Peter Jones papers at the last election.

Mr Beech has taken recently taken to signing his e-mails Beechy. I believe this also clearly shows there is something very wrong with his behaviour.

So I suggest voters think very hard before voting for him.

Oakham Town Council Join The Real World at Last

Oakham Town Council Join The Real World at Last!

At the last meeting of Oakham Town Council, Councillors voted not to award the Town Clerk another pay rise. Although details of the staffing committee review are kept a tight secret from the public, Councillor Dewis did reveal the recommendations included there would no pay rise for the next two years for the Town Clerk or his assistant.

I believe Oakham could not justify the annual increase, it appeared it had become the norm and expected, I remember the last time I was a councillor the Clerk said his contract entitled him to a annual pay rise and there was nothing I could do about it. I was never shown his contract despite a request. I can only assume his comment was not accurate.

Many people who have jobs or being forced to take a huge pay cuts or even loosing their jobs to cuts.

I recently spoke to a member of staff, employed by Rutland County Council who was forced to take on  a new role with pay cut of £3,000 a year. Not any easy thing to do when you have mortgage and bills to pay, certainly better than no job, like so many who have suffered the axe at Rutland County Council.

Friday, April 29, 2011

Twyford, R&B Music, Mike Ridgeway's Mojo Band, Twyford Village Hall

Twyford, R&B Music, Mike Ridgeway's Mojo Band, Twyford Village Hall

Saturday 7th May

Contact: 0116 246 4097

Ellistown Seed and Plant Swap

Ellistown Seed and Plant Swap

Saturday 7th May 11.00am

Ellistown Primary School
Whitehill Road
Ellistown


Contact: Mrs BWeston 0530 456071

Oakytaxidriver David Burton Slander Twitter


Many things are said about me because a few local people don't like my blog I am learning to ignore most of it.

I  am afraid some of the behaviour is very unacceptable. Only this week a comment was posted on the Vale of Catmose School's official facebook page suggesting I children need to be protected from me. The poster Tish Holland falsely says Inspector Monks at Oakham Police station would agree with her.

Only last night they twittered  a question how much did a Oakham School teacher pay me for a sexual act.

Due to the public nature of Twitter and the serious nature of the content of the tweet. I feel I must issue the following statement.

I have only spoken to the named teacher in the street and once in the Wheatsheaf pub, at know time have  I engaged in any other activity as stated in the tweet.

I do not prostitute myself. All I can say is these local councillors and their friends, must have a lot to hide if they are willing to now attempt to destroy a Oakham School teachers career because he speaks to me. Shame on you!

Vote, Richard Swift, Liberal Democrat, Oakham South East Ward, Rutland County Council, Election


Vote,  Richard Swift, Liberal Democrat, Oakham South East Ward, Rutland County Council, Election

Finaly Richard Swifts lealfet arrived, I was pleased to read my single vote is not wasted.

Mr Swift says "I am standing for election because, like many people, I am dissatisfied with the way that the current council operates. It does not provide succinct, rational replies to the questions that are raised against their policies."

Most readers know I agree with this statement and this relates to both Rutland County Council and Oakham Town Council and suffer the consequences for saying just that.

I hope people will vote out all the Tory old dead wood and then kick out the chief executive and we can truly have a new council for the people.

Records show there is not much hope, this will happen because those who don't like the council don't vote.

So if you want real change pleas vote on May 5th and don't vote Conservative.

I met Mr Munton one of the new Conservatives candidates, he seemed a good man, I wondered if he knew what he was letting himself into.

In our ward we have a small chance to help the change much needed, you only have to place one vote.
Don't bother with Mr Plews Conservative, he has done nothing for our ward over the past four years, sorry he did nick something a few weeks ago, I had already sorted new grass on the verges of Woodland View once the little build is completed. Mr Munton can continue to look after his lorries.

Oakham, Rutland, Closed for the Royal Wedding

Oakham Rutland Closed for the Royal Wedding


Pubs were open in Oakham all providing televisions, not many customers taking up the offer to come and watch. this pub had half a dozen customers. 





The beer garden was also empty even the television viewed by no one.



Some people decorated their homes.

 Oakham Police staion flew the flag






Most of Oakham shops were closed.









 Bunting up in Tesco Oakham today , this is printed to look old and faded not sure why?




Mill Street 




 Cavells Mill Street Oakham

Royal Wedding, Newspapers, Daily Mirror, The Sun, Daily Star, Daily Express, Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, Photograph


Royal Wedding, Newspapers, Daily Mirror, The Sun, Daily Star, Daily Express, Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, Photograph

Thursday, April 28, 2011

THE ROYAL WEDDING. Official PROGRAMME. The Marriage of H.R.H. Prince William of Wales, K.G. with Miss Catherine Middleton

THE ROYAL WEDDING

The Marriage of H.R.H. Prince William of Wales, K.G. with Miss Catherine Middleton
at Westminster Abbey, 29th April, 2011

The Ceremonial, the Marriage Service and the Procession

TIMETABLE

11.00 a.m. The Marriage Service

12.15 p.m. The Carriage Procession of the Bride and Bridegroom with
a Captain’s Escort of the Household Cavalry, followed by
The Queen’s Procession with a Sovereign’s Escort of the
Household Cavalry, leaves Westminster Abbey for
Buckingham Palace

1.25 p.m. The Queen and the Bride and Bridegroom with their
Families appear on the Balcony

1.30 p.m. Fly Past Arrival

THE MARRIAGE
of
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
PRINCE WILLIAM OF WALES, K.G.
with
MISS CATHERINE MIDDLETON

29th April, 2011

11.00 a.m.

The service is conducted by The Very Reverend Dr. John Hall, Dean of Westminster.

The marriage is solemnized by The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr. Rowan Williams,
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan.

THE MUSIC OF THE SERVICE
Before the service, the bells of the Abbey Church are rung.
The service is sung by the Choirs of Westminster Abbey and Her Majesty’s Chapel Royal, St. James’s Palace, conducted by Mr. James O’Donnell, Organist and Master of the Choristers, Westminster Abbey.

The organ is played by Mr. Robert Quinney, Sub-Organist, Westminster Abbey.

The State Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry are conducted by Trumpet Major Grant Sewell-Jones,
Band of The Blues and Royals.

The Central Band of the Royal Air Force is directed by Wing Commander Duncan Stubbs,
Principal Director of Music, Royal Air Force. The fanfare Valiant and Brave, after the motto of
No. 22 Squadron (Search and Rescue Helicopters), was specially composed for this service
by Wing Commander Stubbs.

Music before the service
Mr. James McVinnie, Assistant Organist, Westminster Abbey, will play.
The London Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Christopher Warren-Green, will play.

Arrival of the Bridegroom
The Bridegroom and Prince Henry of Wales will be received at the Great West Door by the Dean and Chapter of Westminster and escorted to the Lantern.

Choral Procession
Beadle
The Choir of Her Majesty’s Chapel Royal
The Choir of Westminster Abbey
The Organist and Master of the Choristers
A fanfare is sounded for the entrance of THE QUEEN.

The London Chamber Orchestra plays:
March from The Birds Charles Hubert Hastings Parry (1848–1918)

The procession of The Queen
The Dean’s Verger
The Dean of Westminster
The Duchess of Cornwall The Prince of Wales
The Duke of Edinburgh The Queen
The Sub-Organist plays:
Prelude on Rhosymedre Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
The procession of The CLERGY
A Verger
The Lord Bishop of London and Dean of Her Majesty’s Chapels Royal
The Primatial Cross of Canterbury
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan
A Verger
The Cross of Westminster and Taperers
The Chaplains
The Minor Canons of Westminster
The Canons’ Verger
The Canons of Westminster

THE Arrival of the Bride
The Bride, accompanied by her father, enters the Great West Door, is met by the Dean and is joined by the
Bridesmaids and Pages.

Click Here for PDF Download of THE ROYAL WEDDING. OffIcial PROGRAMME. The Marriage of H.R.H. Prince William of Wales, K.G. with Miss Catherine Middleton

Oakham Town Council, 20/20 vision, and the Tesco Crossing


Oakham Town Council 20/20 vision and the Tesco Crossing

At last nights councils meeting I listened with interest as all councillors agreed Rutland County Council needed to paint this crossing.

Rutland County Council did just that some time ago.

I am often asked what I can bring to Oakham Town Council 20/20 vision is on offer.

Maybe the other Town Councillors should get their eyes tested or get out and about our town a little more?

Relish The Taste, New Sandwich Bar, Melton Road, Oakham, Rutland. Good Pizza


Relish The Taste, New Sandwich Bar, Melton Road, Oakham, Rutland

A person commented on a previous blog post the Pizza is good. I can confirm this was tasty..

Alan Walters, Rutland County Council, Oakham North East Ward, Election






Alan Walter Independent Candidate, his poster can be seen in vast numbers throughout the Oakham North East Ward.

Jinky's Bar, Melton Road is clearly showing their support for Alan.






Alan Walters, Rutland County Council, Oakham North East Ward, Election

Holland and Sons Fun Fair, Cutts Close, Oakham, Rutland


Holland and Sons Fun Fair, Cutts Close, Oakham, Rutland

Jacqueline Thibault, Liberal Democrat, Rutland County Council, Cottesmore Ward, election leaflet

Jacqueline Thibault, Liberal Democrat, Rutland County Council, Cottesmore Ward, election leaflet

Helen Pender, Independent Candidate, Rutland County Council, Oakham North East Ward, Election

Helen Pender, Independent Candidate, Rutland County Council, Oakham North East Ward, Election Leaflet

Oakham Town Council Annual Meeting of The Parish of Oakham Town






The Mayor Sharon Spencer presented Mrs Geer with a gift of two plant for organising a fund raising competition for the Mayors chosen charity. Hope against cancer, the competition raised £250





Town Clerk Richard White and Mayor Councillor Sharon Spencer, taken just before the meeting, good to see the Mayor relaxing photography rules during meetings, as the formal part of the meeting was conducted it appeared this rule was waved for a member of her family to take photographs throughout.


The Mayor Sharon  Spencer presents a voucher prize for a meal for two. The winner left is Mrs Broughton. The organiser of the quiz right Mrs Geer, The photograph that hopefully will find its way into the Rutland Times was taken by Cllr Lorna Grey all three were looking towards her that is my excuse or a poor photograph.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

The Annual Meeting of the Parish of Oakham Town

The meeting was chaired by The Mayor Councillor Sharon Spencer.

6 members of the public and 2 of those departed after collecting their prize.

Some current councillors attended this included: Cllr Adam Lowe, Cllr Maureen Dodds, Cllr Charles Haworth, Cllr Alf Dewis and Cllr Lorna Grey.

After the Mayor spoke she presented a prize to a lucky winner they departed and she went on to address the public.

She thanked all those who had helped and supported her charity fund raising activities.

She said the last year had been like a roller coaster, with its ups and downs and many Councillors resigning.

She said there were some positives and listed the Band Stand refurb, the green flag application for Cutts Close and Royce Recreation ground and dare I say it for fear of a sick comment a 5 star rating for the public loo of the year.

She went on to say it had been a privilege to serve as Mayor and she had attended over 70 events.

She then went onto say something about how some people had made her job very difficult.

At this point the meeting lost its purpose and a bun fight ensued. Involving myself Councillor Lorna Grey and Mr Tyers.

Very sad really, Mr Richard Adams only said to last week why can't these people draw a line under all this. I agree and it was clear by the lack of public interest the rest of the public have better things to do and no longer join in with a few sad peoples campaign against me.

I made it very clear I am angry know one deserves to be called a paedophile. The Mayor said this was not a town matter. I feel it is when someone posts on the School Face book page they need to protect the children form me and Inspector Johnny Monks can confirm this. This town is like a village and that sort of behaviour is very harmful.

whilst attempting to get accross my point the Mayor was shouting for me not to speak about those matters as they were not town issues as far as I was concerned it was a Town Council issue. She said she would call the police at this point Councillor Dewis moved to the door to get a mobile signal.

Cllr Lorna Grey said she did not like my blog, clearly a town issue.

Mr Tyers often said there was something wrong with me. I said yes angry with a few people like him.

The meeting ended after Mrs Tyer complimented the Mayor and Helen Pender politely gave her view of the dysfunctional council.

The meeting ended:

Mr Tyers said I was worse than a Paedophile and worse than anything he might step in! He asked when am I going to get a job and stop sponging!

£60 to eat and pay the bills is not sponging. I don't moan about it I just get on and exist.  

I thought by attempting to be a Councillor I would be contributing towards the community, sadly Mr Tyers and Cllr Haworth don't feel I am up to the job and seem to be attempting anything to stop me trying to serve the community.

I wonder why they can not see how they have destroyed the Town Council and those are not my words they are from a member of the public. Others say won't stand for election because the councillors are childish.

The local police did not attend for the first time in years, so maybe the are now attempting to change or are they just distancing themselves ?

Oakham Police protect Mr Tyers and Councillor Haworth

After tonight's Oakham Town Council meeting, Mr Tyers approached me in a threatening manner, I can easily explain this by saying he invaded my space. He asked when I was going to get a job and stop sponging. If I was offered a job I would start tomorrow. Mr Tyers then went onto say I was was worse than a paedophile this was witnessed like the last time he called me a paedophile. There is little point in reporting his behaviour to the police because I know they won't act. Surely after two years he should take Richard Adams advice and draw a line under all this. It was very clear his life is a very unhappy one.

Mr Tyers why don't you ask your friend Councillor Charles Haworth to get a job. Oh no he can't because he claims for caring for his able mother. In his statement made to Standards for England he says she is partially sighted and then asks for that to be removed from his statement, can't think why he would say such a thing about his mother then change his mind, did he suddenly realise that was one lie to far? Why would a Councillor be confused about the state of his mothers health?

TOP555 Limited, Burley Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 7AA, Aston Martin, Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Mercedes Benz, AMG, Porschesche, Photographs

TOP555 Limited, Burley Road, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 7A,A, Aston Martin, Bentley, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Mercedes Benz, AMG, Porsche, Photographs Photography with kind permission from TOP555






Bentley





Gemballa







Porsche





Aston Martin


Land Rover And Audi


Bentley, Porsche and Land Rover


Ferrari Badges



 Ferrari and Porsche


Lamborghini


Ferrari







BMW


RECARO


Bentley


Audi Badge


Lamborghini



BMW