The LibDems disturbed brown asbestos fibres (using the bin bag and stick, high tech method of dealing with this lethal substance), and exposed all these people living round about to danger.
Andrew Webb, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Fri, May 14, 2021 18:04- Comments(0) https://blogging.sheilaoliver.org/?p=2720
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LibDem Councillor Weldon sits young children down on a site he knows to be contaminated with lead, arsenic and brown asbestos for a photo op with him. And then he digs into the contamination.
LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Fri, May 14, 2021 17:23The site had not been cleared at this stage, not that it ever properly was cleared.
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LibDem Councillor Porgess wrote to the Stockport Express citing his standing as a Chartered Chemist to rubbish my assertion that the site was contaminated.
Andrew Webb, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Fri, May 14, 2021 17:17He is obviously a rubbish chemist then.
When the evidence spewed out on just how contaminated the school site was I asked him to apologise to me and admit that he had been wrong. Did he? Did he Buxton!
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After all my efforts to get the contamination removed, I fell at the last fence.
Andrew Webb, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Fri, May 14, 2021 07:21The Dodgy Stockport LibDems finally were forced kicking and screaming to remove the contamination from the new primary school site. However, foreign labour was used. I doubt they knew what they were actually involved in. One contamination worker actually removes his respirator and a builder walked past completely unprotected.
They used the tried and tested bin bag and stick method to find and pick up lethal blue asbestos fibres.
I told the Dodgy LibDem Executive Councillors at the time that this was woefully inadequate for such a lethal site. “Don’t be vexatious and a nuisance,” they said, and they still do.
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The Environment Agency told them to do more contamination investigations, which even then they didn’t do.
Andrew Webb, CYPD, Donna Sager, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Thu, May 13, 2021 18:51I kept asking whether the further contamination investigations demanded by the Environment Agency had been carried out. Stop being “vexatious” they bellowed, in the press, in council meetings and by post – but, no, they didn’t bother to do any further contamination investigations.
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They were the children of non-LibDem voting parents, so who cared?
Andrew Webb, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Thu, May 13, 2021 18:49- Comments(0) https://blogging.sheilaoliver.org/?p=2699
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I tried so hard to make them understand what a contaminated site this was for the school. Not once did they listen.
Andrew Webb, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Thu, May 13, 2021 18:43I got nowhere and I couldn’t let the young children be at risk so I took my documentary evidence to the wonderful Environment Agency people at Warrington. They did listen and they acted.
Conservative councillor Brian Bagnall had a meeting with me, read my contamination documents and subsequently refused to vote the school through. Some decent councillors at Stockport then.
The Council “forgot” to tell the Environment Agency about the plan to build the school on toxic waste, although BS 10175, which they claim to have complied with, states the EA should have been informed at the outset.
When the Environment Agency emailed the Council to tell them not to decide the application on grounds of contamination, the Council “forgot” to inform the Planning Committee.
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Stopford House where Donna Sagar had her office.
Donna Sager, CYPD, LibDem Councillors, Vale View School Posted on Thu, May 13, 2021 17:55Life on Mars
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_on_Mars_(British_TV_series)
This is the supposed 1970s police station from where Sam Tyler jumped to his death from the roof. Anyone who has had dealings with the vile Stockport LibDem councillors may have felt the same inclination.
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