Leicester City Council, New Walk Offices Soon to be demolished, Photographs

Leicester City Council, New Walk Offices Soon to be demolished, Photographs

Customer services has moved into the old Maples building Granby Street which
was previously used by Pound Stretcher.

Lesbian gay bisexual trans history month, Rutland County Council, Leicester City Council, Leicestershire Police, Leicestershire County Council, De Montfort University, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service, Nottingham

Lesbian gay bisexual trans history month, Rutland County Council



You won't be seeing one of these flags flying at homophobic
Rutland County Council, neither will you find anything relating
to history month at their offices or on-line.

I mentioned the councils lack of support
to this part of our community some years ago and some one
from the council put three gay support leaflets in the entrance
of the library, at the time I thought it's a start but there has
been nothing since.

Other Councils nearby support the month and other events
Ex Tory Gene Plews might be onto something when he
says Rutland County Council is led by military dictators
because all I see this council do is brown nose the military.

Melton Council has raised the rainbow flag at its Parkside 
offices.

Councillor Pam Posnett, Deputy Leader, said: “Flying the flag is a symbol of the Council’s commitment to the LGBT community and is part of our ongoing work to create a fair and just society for all.”

Other public bodies in our area showing support according to the Melton Times

Leicester City Council,
Leicestershire Police,
Leicestershire County Council,
De Montfort University,
Leicestershire Partnership
NHS Trust and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service.



LGBT History Month 2014

February 2014 is lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans history month.
The theme is music but it’s also Stonewall’s 25th anniversary year

Cllr Charles Haworth Described by Judge Temperley as Homophobic won't resign, Leicestershire Police won't act?

Cllr Charles Haworth Oakham Town Council 
former Deputy Mayor (Right)

Cllr Charles Haworth Described by Judge Temperley as Homophobic won't resign,
Leicestershire Police won't act even though they witnessed his lies in court.

There is evidence Cllr Haworth, and two ex Mayors Paul Beech, Jim Harrison and
Cllr Joyce Lucas, Cllr Gene Plews and others have all acted unlawfully over a period
of four years.

Rutland County Council standards as always says their conduct is fine, because it is
carried out in the Councillors personal capacity or they simply describe it as
political tit for tat. Those responses are no surprise when you consider Helen Briggs
is the Chief Executive.

I have received emails from a former Melton Borough Council employee which
show most of those named above shared news stories about stalking from the
first day I became a Town Councillor.

What I find strange is this evidence is widely circulated, but Leicestershire Police
said they found nothing on his two computers?

I am told Cllr Charles Haworth was happy to stalk and harass me with the knowledge
of Oakham Town Council and Rutland  County Council and some officers at Leicestershire
Police, but he did not want to get caught, is this why they shared the articles?

Looking at some of the links I would say he was also looking for stories so he could
use them, to fabricate lies to the police about me.

Leicestershire Police were told last year about a vital piece of evidence that would
link Cllr Haworth to many Blogs, Facebook Accounts and Twitter Accounts
used to attack me and other members of the public. Did they act No! Why?


Below is one example of a email sent to ex Mayors Jim Harrison and Paul Beech
(yes Beech takes the piss he is studying criminology at Leicester University)

From: charleshaworth@hotmail.co.uk
To: jim@jimharrisonphotographer.com; pb191@leicester.ac.uk;
Subject: Hmmm, food for thought...
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2010 12:36:51 +0100

Food for thought here....could it be a matter of presentation?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1311472/Radio-2-presenter-Jeremy-Vine-stalked-months-woman-28-took-name.html




The Photo below reminds me
of a Oakham Police Sargent
now retired who did nothing
about my complaints back in 
the days he would meet with
Cllrs Haworth and Lucas on
the Police  Joint Action Group (JAG)
Committee. 



At Leicestershire Police we support
Homophobic Hate Crimes committed
by Oakham Town Councillor Haworth
and his associates! 



Haworth had argued in the trial his attacks on Brookes on his Laughing Stocks website were satirical.

But Judge Temperley said: ‘I don’t agree. Some of the material goes way beyond satire. They are crude and crass and homophobic.’

- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/gay-blogger-threatened-and-branded-%E2%80%98pedophile%E2%80%99-challenging-politicians201013#sthash.BOA1otMH.dpuf

Those Rotten Boroughs Awards in full Municipal mischief, Issue 1357 LEGAL BULLIES OF THE YEAR Runners-up Scarborough borough council threatened to close down a website, Real Whitby, which had carried embarrassing stories about councillors. Chief legal officer Lisa Dixon demanded that “defamatory and untrue” material be removed. Real Whitby asked for examples, but Dixon could not provide any. WinnersRutland county council, which set aside £90,000 of taxpayers’ money to seek an injunction against three of its own councillors (the “Rutland Anti-Corruption Party”) who had been asking awkward questions. The council tested the water by prosecuting another critic, blogger Martin Brookes, for “harassing and stalking” chief exec Helen Briggs. District judge John Temperley found Brookes not guilty, declaring: “Freedom of expression is an essential function of a democratic society. It is applicable also to those who offend and shock.” A hero on the bench!

Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans History Month takes place every year in February. It celebrates the lives and achievements of the LGBT community.

We are committed to celebrate its diversity and that of the society as a whole. We encourage everyone to see diversity and cultural pluralism as the positive forces that they are and endeavour to reflect this in all we do.

2013 is dedicated to maths, science and engineering and 2014 will be dedicated to music.

Learn more

Leicester Mercury Reporter Stoops For Scoop at City Hall

Leicester Mercury Reporter Stoops For Scoop at City Hall

Councillor Rory Palmer, Leicester City Council Opens Leicester Pride 2011 photographs

Councillor Rory Palmer, Leicester City Council Opens Leicester Pride 2011 photographs

Councillor Rory Palmer is a  Labour Leicester City Councillor for Eyres Monsell.

The ward includes the Eyres Monsell estate and part of the Saffron Lane estate (between Southfields Drive and Stonesby Avenue).

He deputised for the The Right Worshipful the Lord Mayor of Leicester, Councillor Robert Wann who was expected to open the Pride Event in Victoria Park.

It is understood he failed to find a free parking space?

Leicester Photographs After Riot Shops and Businesses Battle on

Leicester Photographs After Riot  Shops and Businesses Battle on, 

many of Leicester shops and businesses are experiencing poor sales after the riot. 

The city has been cleaned up and only a few premises remain damaged.

Dalkard & Elliott Leicester


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£ - pound stretcher Liecester.

I remember seeing a tweet saying only "Leicester folk would loot a pound store"

If you do visit Leicester its best and not wise to look too closely into the flower beds
Smirnoff Vodka and beer cans many to be seen.
Leicester City Council can I have a job litter picking?

The Sandwich Stop Northampton Street Leicester
Looks like the looters got a bit hungry at this point

Leicester Generally Renowned for
being Brilliant. Leicester Pop Up Art.

Ramada Jarvis Hotel, Leicester

Halford Shoes, Halford Street Leicester

Jacobs Camera Shop, Granby Street Leicester

 

 

Curveside Bistro, Halford Street, Leicester

Scary Graffiti / Street Art Leicester

Stop The Rot, Squat the Lot

This reminds me of the disgusting way in which Rutland County Council
treats homeless people, only this week I find a Oakham born man around 50
years of age is sleeping on the street of Oakham. Rutland County Council
direct him to Leicester, Spire Homes suggest a £50 a night B&B in Leicester.
He has no money and says I have lived in Oakham all my life why
would I want to live in Leicester?

Is it not time Rutland County Council stopped dumping its homeless on Liecesters
doorstep. Earlier this year I blogged about the families dumped in Leicester and mentioned
the 40 bed hotel Rutland County Council purchased in Barleythorpe. I suggested this
was opened for the homeless as it has remained unused since it purchase last Christmas.
My data protection request of Rutland County Council included a curt e-mail
distributed by the Deputy Leader (Conservative) Terry king
"Brookes is starting a campaign to open the hotel for the homeless.
What a good thought Mr King or do you not care about all the
Rutland homeless you are forcing out of their county.

I have written this week to my county councillors, both Conservative, requesting
the Councils policy to help the homeless because it appears more and more
they don't have one and pass the problem onto Leicester.

dtm Club Leicester, Quiet Smoking Area

 

 

 

Cruise High Cross Leicester

Leicestershire Constabulary

T. M. Lewin High Cross Leicester

 

One Safer Leicester

Enjoy your night out

About Two Weeks ago this was being fitted

out as a new take away shop.

The Right Worshipful the Lord Mayor of Leicester, Councillor Robert Wann, Leicester City Council

The Right Worshipful the Lord Mayor of Leicester, Councillor Robert Wann, Leicester City Council

Please Don't Shoot Magaret! Leicester City Council School Crossing Patrol Service

Please Don't Shoot  Magaret!  Leicester City Council School Crossing Patrol Service

It is a rare sight these days to see, what I would have called a lollipop lady. Leicester City Council still provides this service.

As I took my camera from my bag I was surprised to hear a small child say "Please don't shoot Margaret we love her!"

School Crossing Patrols are provided by Leicester City Council  to ensure that pupils cross the road safely.
This is an essential service, contributing to the Every Child Matters agenda by promoting and enabling child safety on the way to and from school in line with the 'Keeping Children Safe' theme.

Most primary schools have one or more patrols who operate shifts of 35 – 45 minutes at the start and end of the school day. A small number of schools also have patrols at lunchtime.

There are 79 established crossing sites at schools across the city and appointments are usually made from people who live in the local area. there is no upper age limit and over 30% of patrollers are over retirement age.

The service is provided at primary schools that meet specific criteria relating to pedestrian numbers and traffic volumes, established by on-site surveys.

A question for my rudest visitor from Leicester.

A question for the persons who posts vile nasty comments on my blog in or around Leicester City Council Town  Hall do you work for them?

Remember the other day I posted your details on a blog post Keywords with how your frequently arrive at my blog by searching via google things like Martin Brookes Arsehole Oakham, I am pleased to see you have a sense of humour or is the fear of being exposed the reason for you change of description of me?

Google.co.uk > martin good old boy brookes oakham
www.google.co.uk/search?q=martin good old boy brookes oakham&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft..

Page Viewed: Martin Brookes    martinbrookes.blogspot.com

View Time: 00:01:09

December 01, 2010 05:01:13 PM

Misuse of Council Computers and services is a very serious matter.

 
click here and this will show your location.

If you click on satellite view you get a lovely shot of County Hall from above

If you click here it will show the same location where the city council send emails out from


Don't tell me you work in Leicester City Councils Communications Department, I guess that is possible because you have plenty time to view my blog 6 times this morning.

I really cant believe I am dealing with Adults.

Fountain Decorated For Christmas Leicester Town Hall Square Photograph

 

Fountain Decorated For Christmas Leicester Town Hall Square Photograph

 

And Christmas Greetings From Leicester City Council in Lights 

The Twelve Days of Christmas Leicester City Council Photographs

The Twelve Days of Christmas Leicester City Council Photographs

 

 Pigeons enjoying the christmas treat hidden within the bark chippings

Watermead Country Park is a partnership of Leicestershire County Council, Leicester City Council and Charnwood Borough Council

Watermead Country Park is a partnership of Leicestershire County Council, Leicester City Council and Charnwood Borough Council

The Watermead Country Park is a network of artificial lakes in the valley of the River Soar and the old Grand Union Canal.

Statue depicting a scene from King Lear on King Lear's Lake

the old Grand Union Canal, Thurmaston.

River Soar

Cygnet Watermead Park

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