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And another thing. If I were leader of the Conservative Group on HBC (things would be very different, believe you me, but that is another story) I would be suggesting to this Dad creature that he urgently consider his position on pain of being awarded The Order of the Boot for having brought the council into disrepute.
If we still had a Town Clerk, this would not have been allowed to happen. But, instead, we have a grossly overpaid (in my opnion) Chief Executive whose sole achievement to date appears to have been keeping Britcliffe and Jones far enough apart that they were unable to scratch each others eyes out. You really couldn't make this stuff up, no one would believe you. Who needs fiction when you have HBC. |
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Unfortunately, a copy of the Hyndburn Borough Council Constitution is not readily available in Wapping. If anyone does have access to it, could they possibly check and see if there is any provision for Recall Elections. I doubt it very much, given the extent to which our party political friends despise referenda, but you never know. Recall election - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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UK’s Hyndburn City Council expresses support to Kashmiris' Right to Self determination ~ Assassin News Network |
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This is an extract from the above piece:
Dr Misfar Hassan, the County Councillor who lobbied the Labour group for this resolution expressed gratitude to the Leader of the Labour group Mr Miles Parkinson, Councillor Munsif Dad, Councillor Ciaran Wells, Councillor M Ayub and all members of the Labour Group in the Hyndburn Council for supporting the resolution. So it looks like all the Labour lot voted for the motion. Disgusting, sickening and pathetic. No wonder none of 'em dare show their faces on here any more. |
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All those responsible for this, should be held to account. |
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Unfortunately I couldn't understand him but I take it the Assasin News Network don't approve of him, Christmas or Christians. What have HBC got themselves mixed up in? |
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Presumably the 4,200 in Hyndburn who 'identify themselves as Kashmiri', would have been shared out, judged on whoever had been the most eager, to be bent over and used like a simpleminded trollop You can bet your sweet bippy if it hadn't been, one side or the other would have already bleated their innocence by now. |
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Council Constitution - Articles of the Constitution No provision for recall elections, I'm afraid |
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The brain dead numpties we have, haven't a blitherin' clue what they've voted to officially support, and have just been naively, and stupidly used, to add weight in a propaganda war. That's ignoring the fact that this is nothing at all to do with Hyndburn, and local issues. |
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Well we will just have to take a scatter gun approach...
Councillors, Ken Moss, Harry Grayson and Clare Cleary this is just for you. I will not give you my vote under any circumstances, ever again, unless you publicly disassociate yourselves from this ridiculous and shameful motion. And that goes for Graham Jones too. |
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Cheers for that one Gynn. Here then is an excert from the Constitution: 13.2 Principles of decision making All decisions of the Council will be made in accordance with the following principles: decision(a) decisions will be proportionate (i.e. actions must be proportionate to the desired outcome); (b) decisions will be made after due consultation and taking of professional advice from officers; (c) decisions will show respect for human rights (see below for further details); (d) decisions will be made with a presumption in favour of openness; (e) decisions will be made which show a clarity of aims and desired outcomes. (f) decisions will explain what options were considered and give the reasons for the In respect to 13.2 (b) - could anyone please provide details of the process of this decision being made with, and after, due consultation with officers. If that has not occured then this decision is unconstitutional and as such should be struck off. In addition, can anyone possibly explain how this decision is compatible with articles 13.2 (a), (c), (d), (e) and (f)? |
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Well maybe the Obs have an excuse I do know one of their local reporters hails from I think its Connecticut good old U S of A
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HBC has finally hit the national press:
£1,000 on the spot fines for people who fail to clean up dog mess - Telegraph Looks like HBC will penalise one lot of people for causing chyte but support another lot. |
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Yeah...but it's the Telegraph bit. A pity their reporter did not pick up on the story of the council launching it's foreign policy initiative.
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