Rutland Conservatives use Rutland County Council Room for political meetings.
Today a member of Rutland County Council staff told me:
"Roger Begy leader of Rutland County Council is holding Conservative political meetings at Rutland County Council"
The diary of bookings describes these meetings as Roger Begy's meetings.
The questions are: Do the Conservatives pay for this use?
Is this same facility being made available to other political groups?
Are the Conservatives paying the staff overtime for those staff responsible for the security of the council offices?
The meetings are often going on past 8.00pm when overtime for the Council staff kicks in.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Roger Begy, Rutland Conservative, Tory Coven, Rutland County Council
Roger Begy, Rutland Conservative, Tory Coven, Rutland County Council
Oakileaks is Back!!!
Oakileaks has heard that the Rutland Conservatives caucus on Rutland County Council has been boiling a poisonus cauldron
The group have been focusing on Indpendent Councillor Richard Gale.
It seems a that the storm in a teacup is being stoked to a noxious
Hubble, Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble/
And centres on one key issue, the removal of Councillor Gale.
The storm is being fed by the Conservative Coven wether with or without Helen Briggs stirring support. Oakileaks haven't been told.
The Dramatic Crisis?
Cllr Richard Gale allegedly handed a set of keys inadvertently to a
sub-contractor.
It makes me wonder whether Councillor Richrd Gales concens over irregular planning issues are more relevant than I first thought. Doesn't it?
Oakileaks is Back!!!
Oakileaks has heard that the Rutland Conservatives caucus on Rutland County Council has been boiling a poisonus cauldron
The group have been focusing on Indpendent Councillor Richard Gale.
It seems a that the storm in a teacup is being stoked to a noxious
Hubble, Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble/
And centres on one key issue, the removal of Councillor Gale.
The storm is being fed by the Conservative Coven wether with or without Helen Briggs stirring support. Oakileaks haven't been told.
The Dramatic Crisis?
Cllr Richard Gale allegedly handed a set of keys inadvertently to a
sub-contractor.
It makes me wonder whether Councillor Richrd Gales concens over irregular planning issues are more relevant than I first thought. Doesn't it?
Pilton Man Arrested in Oakham Rutland, Public toilets searched for knife used in domestic attack
Leicester police arrested a 57 year old man from Pilton, Leicester.
The forces helicopter was called out and hovered up above as the man was arrested in Burley Road Oakham around 6.15pm
The police called Oakham Town Council to open the public loo's in Church Street, Oakham to search for a discard knife. The Town Clerk said he was able to lock up the loo's at return home at around midnight.
A knife was found by police in a Royal Mail Post Box and the knife may have been used to stab another person.
Police are describing the matter as a domestic incident.
The forces helicopter was called out and hovered up above as the man was arrested in Burley Road Oakham around 6.15pm
The police called Oakham Town Council to open the public loo's in Church Street, Oakham to search for a discard knife. The Town Clerk said he was able to lock up the loo's at return home at around midnight.
A knife was found by police in a Royal Mail Post Box and the knife may have been used to stab another person.
Police are describing the matter as a domestic incident.
Dramatic scenes in Oakham not a sight often seen.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Johnston Press merges weekly titles
Two Yorkshire weeklies published by Johnston Press - the Driffield Times and Driffield Post - have been merged to become the Driffield Times & Post. Read more
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