Stockport Council News

Well over 1200 refugees will be re-housed by LibDem-run Stockport Council. They will be re-homed in Cheshire Green Belt and will be given professional, follow-up welfare visits until at least 2018. At what cost to the council taxpayer? We are not yet allowed to know. These mitigation measures are likely to fail.

All to buy votes for former LibDem MP Mark Hunter and wannabee LibDem MP Lisa Smart. That went well then!

1200 Great Crested Newts alone affected.

The vile and destructive LibDems should be culled.

A Quatermass pit over the mining area. They have had to get the big drill out over the last couple of days.

Is this the entire ‘progress’ since February 2015? How much are these problems costing the council taxpayers of Greater Manchester?

£13.961m excluding any compensation payments

Dear Ms Iveson of TfGM

Please may I have the minutes of
the meeting held on 6th May 2015 (Project team, TfGM & SMBC) to
review financial governance, and why was this review considered to be
necessary?

Many thanks and kind regards

Sheila

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Dear Ms Iveson

Thank you for your response.

From the minutes of the meeting
on the 22nd of June you sent me, please may I have by email:-

When was the funding
agreement signed and what outstanding matters did MCC need to investigate?

The briefing given
to elected members on 16th of June.

Details of the
upgrading of the Quantified Risk Allowance following the risk workshop.

The note produced by
BE for BM on the background to Network Rail issues.

The note produced by
BE for BM on knowledge of MAG_T2ELR status.

Details of the
slippage due to OPA diversion delay.

Details of the
membership of Programme Board issues reviewed by MCC and CE.

Many thanks and kind regards

Sheila

Carrs Wood, Poynton.

From a total area of 2.3 hectares, 0.08 hectares of ancient woodland is
built over but the damage extends much further. Woodland Trust recommend new
roads come no closer than between 50 and 150m. Since the ancient woodland is
only 300m wide half the area will be damaged by the road.

Another area of ancient woodland was identified at the confluence of
Norbury and Poynton brooks. This has been totally ignored.

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/apr/29/supreme-court-orders-uk-to-draw-up-air-pollution-cleanup-plan

“The supreme court has ordered the government to make plans for tackling the UK’s air pollution problem, which has been in breach of EU limits for years and is linked to thousands of premature deaths each year.

London and several other British cities have failed to meet EU standards on nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels since 2010, running the risk of fines from Brussels and prompting a legal challenge by NGO ClientEarth.”

Guardian

29 April 2015 19:50

“Still no work going on – but they have erected a fence in the last week at
the Woodford end, at Moor End Golf Course. Seemingly to divide the land, where I
believe the bank will begin at the extension end of the bypass.”