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gynn 29-10-2010 05:30

Flogging A Dead Horse
 
Campaigner in street protest against Hyndburn council (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Is this guy flogging a dead horse, or does he have information that the independent inquiries weren't given?

Time to put up or shut up.

garinda 29-10-2010 07:08

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“The council has been cleared of wrong-doing by the police, local government ombudsman and the audit committee.''

I'd suggest it was time to move on.

An error was made, but the three enquiries found it to be genuine mistake, and not a criminal act.

As for people 'clapping, and cheering', some townsfolk would do that if Ronald McDonald drove round Accy with a trailer.

:D

jaysay 29-10-2010 09:19

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Well they say every village has an idiot gynn

JCB 29-10-2010 09:28

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Originally Posted by gynn (Post 856255)

Time to shut up and stop making a fool of himself .

jaysay 29-10-2010 09:39

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 856305)
Time to shut up and stop making a fool of himself .

You know what they say JCB theres no fool like an old fool, thank god I'm not old yet:D

cashman 29-10-2010 09:43

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agree or disagree, once a matter has been investigated, yeh accept the result like or not n move on, unless yer stupid imho.

jaysay 29-10-2010 10:36

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 856321)
agree or disagree, once a matter has been investigated, yeh accept the result like or not n move on, unless yer stupid imho.

This guy is stupid cashy

cmonstanley 29-10-2010 11:17

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freedom of speach unless its libelious;)

jaysay 29-10-2010 17:57

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 856348)
freedom of speach unless its libelious;)

Or boring the pants of everybody:rolleyes:

kestrelx 29-10-2010 21:38

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 856348)
freedom of speach unless its libelious;)

I have made a complaint against my council and these people are basically biased against members of the public complaining. Police and Councils tend to stick together - so I say this bloke has got the guts to get off his backside and demonstrate - while most people shirk from it! He is a courageous person - even if he's wrong: too many people take **** from the Council's and roll over without any argument! Hats off to this man!:mosher:

kestrelx 29-10-2010 23:09

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YouTube - The Ballad of the LGO

With compliments - Kestrel X.

jaysay 30-10-2010 08:52

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 856523)
I have made a complaint against my council and these people are basically biased against members of the public complaining. Police and Councils tend to stick together - so I say this bloke has got the guts to get off his backside and demonstrate - while most people shirk from it! He is a courageous person - even if he's wrong: too many people take **** from the Council's and roll over without any argument! Hats off to this man!:mosher:

Well if your still protesting when its been proved your wrong, its not courageous, its total bloody stupidity, and a pain in the ass:(

kestrelx 30-10-2010 17:09

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 856614)
Well if your still protesting when its been proved your wrong, its not courageous, its total bloody stupidity, and a pain in the ass:(

it's not about them proving it wrong Jaysay - these people are experts at ignoring evidence, twisting facts and whitewashing what really went on. :jimbo: Whistleblower ... :jimbo::jimbo::jimbo:

jaysay 31-10-2010 09:34

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 856796)
it's not about them proving it wrong Jaysay - these people are experts at ignoring evidence, twisting facts and whitewashing what really went on. :jimbo: Whistleblower ... :jimbo::jimbo::jimbo:

Do you know this guy and his real reasons;)

kestrelx 31-10-2010 09:45

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 857070)
Do you know this guy and his real reasons;)

I don't know the full in's and out's of the story - do you have details? ;)

Neil 31-10-2010 16:44

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Lets play the "read the newspaper story and spot how many mistakes are in it" game :D

I saw a couple after just a quick read


What I can't understand is if he is the former Friends of Oak Hill boss ( I think they mean Chair ;) ) then why is he not happy the Coach House ( I think they mean band stand ) was rebuilt?

What is it he is complaining about?
Looks like another lazy reporter with half a story :(

kestrelx 31-10-2010 17:17

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 857196)
Lets play the "read the newspaper story and spot how many mistakes are in it" game :D

I saw a couple after just a quick read


What I can't understand is if he is the former Friends of Oak Hill boss ( I think they mean Chair ;) ) then why is he not happy the Coach House ( I think they mean band stand ) was rebuilt?

What is it he is complaining about?
Looks like another lazy reporter with half a story :(

Which newspaper article? I recall the band-stand as it was years ago - a covered stage with electricity supply. So the issue is it burnt down and was replaced with what? Another stage or a coach house? Is there a difference. This demonstrator believes there was a insurance fiddle that was not addressed, I think this is correct. When exactly did it burn down?

cashman 31-10-2010 17:19

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Does it really matter when it was burnt down?:confused: it was n was rebuilt simple as.

kestrelx 31-10-2010 17:23

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 857206)
Does it really matter when it was burnt down?:confused: it was n was rebuilt simple as.

Yes it matters as I am wondering how long the grevience has been going for! Was it rebuilt the same?;)

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 17:30

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857209)
Yes it matters as I am wondering how long the grevience has been going for! ;)

According to the article, since 2004 ! (look & you shall find :))

kestrelx 31-10-2010 17:39

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857214)
According to the article, since 2004 ! (look & you shall find :))


I had problem with the council in 2005 and I still don't think I've had justice! So this is why I am backing this chap who is demonstating. :alright::alright::alright: I know what these councils are like first hand.

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 18:04

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857224)
I had problem with the council in 2005 and I still don't think I've had justice! So this is why I am backing this chap who is demonstating. :alright::alright::alright: I know what these councils are like first hand.

How come ? I'm pretty sure that after 5 years you'd know if you had or you hadn't ! :confused:

kestrelx 31-10-2010 18:12

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857241)
How come ? I'm pretty sure that after 5 years you'd know if you had or you hadn't ! :confused:

I said I'd not had justice, Councils are a bunch of self serving back scratchers, they can get away with lying - it's a fact Council staff are very rarely held to account for their wrong-doings - the system is set up to protect them.

Less 31-10-2010 18:32

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857247)
I said I'd not had justice, Councils are a bunch of self serving back scratchers, they can get away with lying - it's a fact Council staff are very rarely held to account for their wrong-doings - the system is set up to protect them.

You feel you have been badly done to, that is obvious from your posts.
The other guy feels badly done to, that is obvious from his protest.

At the end of the day why don't you get together with him over a pint?
Then you can both slag the Council off and the therapy will make you both feel better, but it won't alter a thing, or you can let go, realise the horse really is dead, no matter what, unless one of you gets a lottery win will you be able to change anything.
Remain bitter about your grievance, (possibly ruining your life), or move on, the latter will give you better peace of mind.
:o

(O.K. Claire Rayner is dead, someone must be able to fill the slot, why not me?)
:)

cashman 31-10-2010 18:44

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 857252)

(O.K. Claire Rayner is dead, someone must be able to fill the slot, why not me?)
:)

a good reason is Claire never had whiskers.:D

Less 31-10-2010 18:46

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 857263)
a good reason is Claire never had whiskers.:D

I don't eat cat food either!
:D

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 18:55

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857224)
I still don't think I've had justice! Post 21

Quote:

Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857224)
I said I'd not had justice, Post 23

I know it may seem piffling ! But which one is it exactly ? One can be seen as you've had a resolution but don't agree with it, whereas the other means you've had no resolution at all, it can only be one or the other surely ?

Bernard Dawson 31-10-2010 18:55

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 857196)
Lets play the "read the newspaper story and spot how many mistakes are in it" game :D

I saw a couple after just a quick read


What I can't understand is if he is the former Friends of Oak Hill boss ( I think they mean Chair ;) ) then why is he not happy the Coach House ( I think they mean band stand ) was rebuilt?

What is it he is complaining about?
Looks like another lazy reporter with half a story :(

There two different buildings Neil. What they have in common is that they both burnt down.

katex 31-10-2010 19:20

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It is all very strange .. ok, a mistake happened ... wow ! that was a huge mistake, and hope employee brought to task for this.

Kestrel: The bandstand burnt down and has been replaced by this:

Attachment 17010


The Coach House had fire damage in 2004 and insurance claim questioned at the time, even by Graham Jones !! See further comment on this article too:

Police: no fraud in Hyndburn Council insurance claim (From Lancashire Telegraph)

I don't really believe there has been an attempt at fraud, but Mr. Hindley obviously does. Who knows.

kestrelx 31-10-2010 19:29

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 857268)
There two different buildings Neil. What they have in common is that they both burnt down.

Both burnt down that's interesting - was the allegation they were burnt down so the council could claim on the insurance? :confused: Notice I say "Alleged!" What was the cause of the fires?

DaveinGermany 31-10-2010 19:31

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857290)
Both burnt down that's interesting - was the allegation they were burnt down so the council could claim on the insurance? :confused: Notice I say "Alleged!" What was the cause of the fires?

http://ehs.sc.edu/modules/fire/triangle.gif

:D

Less 31-10-2010 19:35

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857292)

That just about explains it.
:)

But the bit is between the teeth now for some, don't expect the thread to suddenly dry up.
:D

walkinman221 31-10-2010 19:36

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Hyndburn council now being accused of arson it gets better all this for the insurance money come on!:rolleyes:

walkinman221 31-10-2010 19:37

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What next elevate east lancs is really an urban cleansing operation?
But then again......:D

Less 31-10-2010 19:41

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 857296)
What next elevate east lancs is really an urban cleansing operation?
But then again......:D

Is it really?

:)

walkinman221 31-10-2010 19:46

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 857298)
Is it really?

:)

What do you think?:)

Less 31-10-2010 19:49

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 857299)
What do you think?:)

Well, it must be true, I read it on accyweb!
:D

katex 31-10-2010 19:54

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857290)
Both burnt down that's interesting - was the allegation they were burnt down so the council could claim on the insurance? :confused: Notice I say "Alleged!" What was the cause of the fires?

No, Kestrel, that is certainly not the allegation .. LOL. Just the insurance claim.

Think the bandstand was arson: don't know re the Coach House.

walkinman221 31-10-2010 19:55

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 857301)
Well, it must be true, I read it on accyweb!
:D

Fair enough sounds a good reason to believe it to me.:mosher:

Bernard Dawson 31-10-2010 19:56

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857290)
Both burnt down that's interesting - was the allegation they were burnt down so the council could claim on the insurance? :confused: Notice I say "Alleged!" What was the cause of the fires?


I was trying to clear up the confusion of the two different buildings. The band stand and the coach house. Both over the years had been effected by vandalism and fire damage.

cashman 31-10-2010 20:50

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the cause of the fires was probably chavs/ glue sniffers/ or some of that ilk, but that would never suit yer cause kestrel.:D

jaysay 01-11-2010 09:29

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 857349)
the cause of the fires was probably chavs/ glue sniffers/ or some of that ilk, but that would never suit yer cause kestrel.:D

Why:eek:

kestrelx 01-11-2010 09:38

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 857349)
the cause of the fires was probably chavs/ glue sniffers/ or some of that ilk, but that would never suit yer cause kestrel.:D

I don't have a cause Cashman, only the truth! Wasn't the house at Oakhill Park for sale for a pittance back in the 80's except it had 100,000 pounds worth of work to do on it! :confused:

jaysay 01-11-2010 09:51

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857456)
I don't have a cause Cashman, only the truth! Wasn't the house at Oakhill Park for sale for a pittance back in the 80's except it had 100,000 pounds worth of work to do on it! :confused:

In the 80s, hell we've all slept since then;)

DaveinGermany 01-11-2010 10:45

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 857456)
I don't have a cause Cashman, only the truth! Wasn't the house at Oakhill Park for sale for a pittance back in the 80's except it had 100,000 pounds worth of work to do on it! :confused:

Well that doesn't appear to be the case to the casual observer, firstly you come on chuntering about councils & police sticking together & conspiring against the public at large, then you're off on one about :-

"I said I'd not had Justice" followed by "Both burnt down that's interesting" adding to the flames of your outrage & ending with you telling Cashy "I don't have a cause" thereby making you a rebel without a cause ! :confused:

So what is it you're really after ? The above certainly doesn't give the impression of someone merely passing comment, are you perchance one Mr.Tony Hindley ? Maybe an associate or family member of his ?

If that's the case you are, as the thread title states "flogging a dead horse" because the folk on here can't help you my friend, you'll have to take it up with the corridors of power of the local council whom you so obviously despise !

gynn 01-11-2010 11:32

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 857483)
... thereby making you a rebel without a cause ! :confused:

Rebel Without a Case, more like.

The matter has been thoroughly investigated by police, auditors, ombudsmen et al. Far from there being any conspiracy between these groups, you can be sure that if anything untoward had been found, it would have been broadcast from the roof tops, because the investigative bodies have to justify their existence!

And yes, the house in Oakhill Park WAS up for sale for a nominal figure of a pound several years ago. That was the only way of attracting someone to come in and repair it, and it was all done completely above board and in the open.

The dead horse is well and truly flogged. Let sleeping dogs lie!

yerself 01-11-2010 15:55

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Jaysay's into sadism, necrophilia and bestiality. Is he flogging a dead horse?
(Th'owd 'uns are t'best.)

jaysay 01-11-2010 17:47

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 857525)
Jaysay's into sadism, necrophilia and bestiality. Is he flogging a dead horse?
(Th'owd 'uns are t'best.)

I hope you've got a good solicitor:D

SPUGGIE J 01-11-2010 17:57

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Anybody heard if the French Ambassador is up in arms yet? I would have thought by now he would have been ranting and raving about missing out on the prime cuts for his next banquet.

jaysay 01-11-2010 18:07

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 857563)
Anybody heard if the French Ambassador is up in arms yet? I would have thought by now he would have been ranting and raving about missing out on the prime cuts for his next banquet.

Now that is flogging a dead horse Spugs:D

kestrelx 04-11-2010 20:54

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 857563)
Anybody heard if the French Ambassador is up in arms yet? I would have thought by now he would have been ranting and raving about missing out on the prime cuts for his next banquet.

How come the French Government put up the age of eligability by 2 years from 60 to 62 for a pension: and the French people demonstrated! In this country they plan to put it up by more years and then some and the British people don't do anything! Why is this?

One guy demonstrates and people think he should shut up! Something wrong somewhere??????????? :rolleyes:

cmonstanley 04-11-2010 21:12

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its called apathy;)


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