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Category Archives: Lynne Hale
Tories are waging war on council housing, says Butler
This week’s council meeting featured a tub-thumping performance in the council chamber over Croydon’s housing policies. KEN LEE reports Monday night’s meeting of the full council witnessed something not seen in a very long time: Alison Butler delivering a speech … Continue reading →
£180m Fairfield operator contract is called-in for scrutiny
Fifteen Conservative councillors signed official forms to call-in the decision to award the operator contract for the Fairfield Halls, a move which some fear might delay the appointment process, and others have described as petty political point-scoring. The matter will … Continue reading →
Posted in Andrew Stranack, Art, Ashcroft Theatre, Chris Philp MP, Chris Wright, Donald Speakman, Dudley Mead, Fairfield, Fairfield Halls, Gavin Barwell, Helen Pollard, James Thompson, Jan Buttinger, Jason Cummings, Jeet Bains, Lynne Hale, Margaret Mead, Maria Gatland, Mario Creatura, Sean Fitzsimons, Tim Pollard, Timothy Godfrey, Yvette Hopley
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Tagged Conservative, Croydon Council, Fairfield, Fairfield Halls, Labour, Mario Creatura, Sean Fitzsimons, Tim Pollard, Timothy Godfrey, Tory
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Tories object to flats – one mile from housing minister’s home
WALTER CRONXITE highlights the latest egregious example of hypocrisy and misrepresentation from Croydon’s Conservatives In the week of the government’s housing White Paper, when the focus was on resolving the housing crisis, Croydon Conservatives led by Tim “Nice But Dim” … Continue reading →
Posted in Gavin Barwell, Housing, Lynne Hale, Paul Scott, Planning, Sanderstead, Tim Pollard
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Tagged Barwell, Conservative, Gavin Barwell, Labour, Paul Scott, Sanderstead, Tim Pollard, Tory
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Creatura fails to declare his council position to Parliament
Admin is clearly beneath Croydon Central MP Gavin Barwell and his very well-staffed office (whose salaries are paid for by you, the tax-payer). Well over a year since Mario Creatura, Barwell’s Westminster bag carrier, got himself a second publicly funded … Continue reading →
Council meeting goes through the motions as a costly joke
WALTER CRONXITE, our man watching the webcast with a Yorkie bar and a cup of strong black coffee, calls for another reform of Croydon Council: scrap meetings of the full council. They’re a complete waste of time and public money, … Continue reading →
Posted in Andrew Pelling, Chris Philp MP, Coulsdon West, Croydon Central, Croydon Council, Gavin Barwell, Julie Belvir, Kenley, Lynne Hale, Mario Creatura, Mike Fisher, Nathan Elvery, Phil Thomas, Purley, Purley Pool, Richard Ottaway MP, Sanderstead, Steve O'Connell, Tim Pollard, Tony Newman, Waste incinerator, Whitgift Foundation, Woodside
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Tagged Andrew Pelling, Barwell, Conservative, Croydon Central, Croydon South, East Croydon station, Labour, Mario Creatura, Mike Fisher, Purley Pool, Richard Ottaway, Steve O'Connell, Tony Newman, Tory, Whitgift Foundation
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Newman goes missing at the making of piece of black history
WALTER CRONXITE, our man in the Town Hall chamber with a Yorkie bar and half-finished crossword from that day’s Metro sticking out of his jacket pocket, reports on Monday’s council meeting, where all promises of doing civic business in a … Continue reading →
Posted in 2015 General Election, Alisa Flemming, Alison Butler, Croydon Council, Croydon North, David Osland, Dudley Mead, Fairfield, Fairfield Halls, Gavin Barwell, Hamida Ali, John Wentworth, Lynne Hale, Mike Fisher, Pat Ryan, Planning, Taberner House, Tim Pollard, Timothy Godfrey, Tony Newman, Upper Norwood, Vidhi Mohan
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Tagged Barwell, Conservative, Croydon, Croydon Council, Croydon North, Fairfield Halls, Gavin Barwell, Labour, London Borough of Croydon, Mike Fisher, Tony Newman, Tory, Upper Norwood, Whitgift Foundation
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Time for thorough ethical review of Croydon’s governance
CROYDON COMMENTARY: The nexus of connections that have been developed between the local authority – of whatever political hue – and vested interests in the borough makes it long overdue for a review of proper governance, says CHARLOTTE DAVIES The … Continue reading →
Posted in "Hammersfield", Art, Ashcroft Theatre, Bishop of Croydon, Business, Care Homes, Croydon Commitment, Croydon Council, CVA, Dudley Mead, Fairfield Halls, Gavin Barwell, George Ayres, Housing, Jason Perry, Jo Negrini, Lynne Hale, Margaret Mead, Planning, Property, Riesco Collection, Timothy Godfrey, Toni Letts, Trinity School, URV, Whitgift Centre, Whitgift Foundation, Whitgift School
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Tagged Barwell, Conservative, Croydon, Croydon Central, Croydon Council, Fairfield Halls, Gavin Barwell, Hammersfield, Hammerson, Labour, London Borough of Croydon, Timothy Godfrey, Toni Letts, Tory, Whitgift Centre, Whitgift Foundation
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