Cllr Stan Stubs exhibited the very close relationship he is building on with Rutland County Council.
This video shows why Oakham Town Council don't want filming at their meetings.
At this meeting consideration of their unlawful protocol for filming was differed.
The video show Cllr Stubs digs his hole and how another Councillor Lowe said what everyone was possibly thinking.
After the meeting, I said to Cllr Stubs "you dug your own hole" The revolting man in his usual intimidating manner approached me and said "No one listens to you and no one will ever listen to you" Well, people might like to listen to his own condemning words.
Also after the meeting I spoke to another Councillor who expressed irritation at the way Rutland County Council often attempts to influence Oakham Town Council decisions.
I am sure it is unlawful for council staff to attempt to influence Councillors?
Cllr Stan Stubs said amongst other things:
"Grave Concerns"
"He did to urge me"
"I am in total agreement with the conservation officer"
Stan Stubs has set up a Planning Sub Committee of four people who decide applications on behalf
of all other councillors. It has been suggest that four people who don't represent all the wards are open to unlawful corruption. Have we seen the start of that now?
Cllr Stubs constantly refers to how we did things sown south where he was a parish councillor.
Cllr Stubs exaggerates the truth he told our community during the election he was a Wiltshire Parish County Councillor when he has never been a county councillor. Oakham Town Council amended his online profile on their website.
Cllr Stubs attacked me for looking into his political past. "Who do you think you are" he said
my response to him a candidate who stood against a dishonest Tory candidate hiding behind
the independent banner. He said "I am not a Tory"
So why did his misuse public money to support a Tory in 2009
Mike Hewitt, then a district councillor for Upper Bourne, Idmiston and Winterbourne, he supported his bid for selection as the local Conservative candidate for Wiltshire Council.
And once again found himself in trouble with Standards but not to worry rather like Rutland County Council's was, the Standards Committee was all made up of Tories they decided no action was needed. The council issued a statement saying: “Taking everything into account, including their view that Mr Stubbs was genuinely seeking to act in the best interest of the community, they decided to take no action.
Councillor Stubs was a big problem down south his own parish council even had to once write to the CEO of Wiltshire County Council to apologise for his conduct.
So it's no surprise he chose to drop every thing and move away to the Rotten Borough of Rutland.
