Martin Brookes Oakham: Oakham Town Councillor Resigns

Friday, October 24, 2014

Cllr Charles Haworth, Oakham Town Councillor Resigns, Celebration Video

Thursday, October 23, 2014

Charles Haworth, Oakham Town Councillor, Oakham North West Cllr Resigns

Using one of his headlines!

"Residents of Oakham breathed a sigh of relief "

Cllr Charles Haworth, finally decided to resign from Oakham Town Council this morning.

Cllr Charles Haworth had been a town councillor since 2008.

A year ago Cllr Charles Haworth's conduct was described by the district judge.

John Temperley, as 'crude and crass and homophobic.’

At court we learnt Mr Haworth did not act alone, two former Oakham Mayors were

name as his partners in crime, Jim Harrison and Paul Beech. Mr Haworth claimed

he had forgotten his other four friends names whilst responding to questioning in

court.

Mr Haworth's resignation comes whilst Leicestershire Police Anti Corruption Unit

and the IPCC are carrying out an investigation into five case of corruption.

The five cases involved Oakham Town Council, Rutland County Council Chief Executive

Helen Briggs, Rutland County Councillors Conservative Leader Roger Begy and Co. that includes

the former Conservative Gene Plews.

I am still awaiting their resignations.

All these people have either committed or condoned Homophobic, Racist or Anti Semitic Hate Crimes.

Leicestershire Police Anti Corruption Unit, refer five separate issues of alleged corrupt practice to IPCC, carried out by Oakham Police & Councils

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Charles Haworth, Oakham Town Councillor Resigns, don't get to excited it just from the Promotion of Oakham Working Group

Charles Haworth, Oakham Town Councillor Resigns, don't get to excited it just from the Promotion of Oakham Working Group.

In my deputation at Wednesday's Planning and Parks Meeting I the issue of Charles Haworth
failing his ward by not attending meeting and question why he was permitted to attend the working
group to spend tax payers.

Shortly after my deputation Councillor Joyce Lucas announced Cllr Charles Haworth's resignation
from the working group.

Are the council now listening or is that to much to hope.

Is it to much to hope that Cllr Haworth will soon extend that to a complete and justified resignation from the council, surely this is a better option than disqualification.