When Oakham Town Councillor Charles Haworth posted offensive homophobic comments on my blog, he was kind enough to email councillors and employees of Melton Borough Council where he once worked, screen shots of his handy work were attached using word 9 documents.
It is very odd that Leicestershire Police can not find evidence of his hate campaign, when I can lawfully and very easily obtain evidence of his and other councillors actions going right back 2010.
It's very pleasing to find they have been so organised and very nice to see a screen shots taken from Rutland County Council Library Computers.
The lies Geoff Pook used to tell me when I gave him the IP address, times and the councils internet provider, no wonder he ran off this January
From: charleshaworth@hotmail.co.uk
To: ####
Subject: blog comment today
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 20:32:22 +0100
I've lost my rag, time to get nasty and nastier
attached to the above email is a word document highlighting unusually not such an offensive comment
shown below.
Apparently on that day he and Rutland County Council were upset set about my comments about
the demolition of a good brick built school and the replacement with a timber frame building.
Information about the
school
Hailey Hall School is a residential special school for
boys who have behavioural, emotional, and social difficulties (BESD). About one
third have weekly boarding places for four nights a week. The accommodation,
opened in 1967, is purpose built. The school population is drawn from all parts
of Hertfordshire, so some pupils have very long journeys. All the pupils have a
statement for their special educational needs. The majority of pupils are White
British. Eight children are looked after by the local authority. The proportion
of pupils who join or leave the school at times other than the usual time of
admission or leaving is larger than average. Many of the pupils who join the
school have been excluded from other schools and have missed significant
amounts of schooling. The needs of the pupils are becoming increasingly
complex, and approximately a third of them have mental health issues. After the
previous inspection, the school experienced a period of staff turbulence with
the resignation of the previous headteacher. The current headteacher has been
in post for two years, but there are still several temporary appointments on
the staff. The school has Eco-school status
It is very odd that Leicestershire Police can not find evidence of his hate campaign, when I can lawfully and very easily obtain evidence of his and other councillors actions going right back 2010.
It's very pleasing to find they have been so organised and very nice to see a screen shots taken from Rutland County Council Library Computers.
The lies Geoff Pook used to tell me when I gave him the IP address, times and the councils internet provider, no wonder he ran off this January
From: charleshaworth@hotmail.co.uk
To: ####
Subject: blog comment today
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 20:32:22 +0100
I've lost my rag, time to get nasty and nastier
attached to the above email is a word document highlighting unusually not such an offensive comment
shown below.
Apparently on that day he and Rutland County Council were upset set about my comments about
the demolition of a good brick built school and the replacement with a timber frame building.
Information about the
school
Hailey Hall School is a residential special school for
boys who have behavioural, emotional, and social difficulties (BESD). About one
third have weekly boarding places for four nights a week. The accommodation,
opened in 1967, is purpose built. The school population is drawn from all parts
of Hertfordshire, so some pupils have very long journeys. All the pupils have a
statement for their special educational needs. The majority of pupils are White
British. Eight children are looked after by the local authority. The proportion
of pupils who join or leave the school at times other than the usual time of
admission or leaving is larger than average. Many of the pupils who join the
school have been excluded from other schools and have missed significant
amounts of schooling. The needs of the pupils are becoming increasingly
complex, and approximately a third of them have mental health issues. After the
previous inspection, the school experienced a period of staff turbulence with
the resignation of the previous headteacher. The current headteacher has been
in post for two years, but there are still several temporary appointments on
the staff. The school has Eco-school status
