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LDC: name and shame
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Skintagain 1983
And Smith Did Score!
This must be one of my sister's neighbours.... 
I feel a poster coming on
Seaford North Ward
Tracy Willis
Liberal Democrat
Seaford North Ward
93 Lexden Drive
Seaford
BN25 3JF
Contact Tel No: 01323 491402
Email: tracy.willis@lewes.gov.uk
Web site: http://www.councillor.info/lewes/twillis
I feel a poster coming on
Seaford North Ward
Tracy Willis
Liberal Democrat
Seaford North Ward
93 Lexden Drive
Seaford
BN25 3JF
Contact Tel No: 01323 491402
Email: tracy.willis@lewes.gov.uk
Web site: http://www.councillor.info/lewes/twillis
magoo
New member
Skintagain 1983 said:This must be one of my sister's neighbours....
I feel a poster coming on
Seaford North Ward
Tracy Willis
Liberal Democrat
Seaford North Ward
93 Lexden Drive
Seaford
BN25 3JF
Contact Tel No: 01323 491402
Email: tracy.willis@lewes.gov.uk
Web site: http://www.councillor.info/lewes/twillis
She's the MILF!
tell your sister to get some sneaky pictures!
dougdeep
New member
kalinski
Well-known member
I got the following reply to my email. Does anyone else think there will be a charge? I am happy to pay it make them send out their decision:
Dear Mr Collins
Thank you for your request for information about the legal challenge to John Prescott's decision on the planning application for Falmer Stadium. Your request was received on 27 November and is being dealt with under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
If appropriate, the information may be provided in paper copy, normal font size. If you require alternative formats eg language, audio, large print etc. then please let me know.
For your information, the Act defines a number of exemptions which may prevent release of the information you have requested. There will be an assessment and if any of the exemption categories apply then the information will not be released. You will be informed if this is the case.
If the information you request contains reference to a third party then they may be consulted prior to a decision being taken on whether or not to release the information to you. You will be informed if this is the case.
There may be a fee payable for this information. This will be considered and you will be informed if a fee is payable. In this event the fee must be paid before the information is processed and released. The 20 working day time limit for responses is suspended until receipt of the payment.
If you have any queries about this letter, please contact me. Further information is available from the Information Commissioner (Information Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF, telephone: 01625 545700, fax 01625 524510).
Dear Mr Collins
Thank you for your request for information about the legal challenge to John Prescott's decision on the planning application for Falmer Stadium. Your request was received on 27 November and is being dealt with under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
If appropriate, the information may be provided in paper copy, normal font size. If you require alternative formats eg language, audio, large print etc. then please let me know.
For your information, the Act defines a number of exemptions which may prevent release of the information you have requested. There will be an assessment and if any of the exemption categories apply then the information will not be released. You will be informed if this is the case.
If the information you request contains reference to a third party then they may be consulted prior to a decision being taken on whether or not to release the information to you. You will be informed if this is the case.
There may be a fee payable for this information. This will be considered and you will be informed if a fee is payable. In this event the fee must be paid before the information is processed and released. The 20 working day time limit for responses is suspended until receipt of the payment.
If you have any queries about this letter, please contact me. Further information is available from the Information Commissioner (Information Commissioner's Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF, telephone: 01625 545700, fax 01625 524510).
turienzo's lovechild
New member
- Oct 25, 2003
- 23,964
neil commin teaches law and politics at bhasvic
he's a nice guy actually
he's a nice guy actually
Davey Boy Smith
Active member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 504
Kalinski - I think that is a pretty standard letter. I work for the Met and we had a load of training when FOI came in and they send a standard letter out to all new requests.
I believe that a charge is only made if it would cost the Council money to extract the information from within the organisation this therefore should not apply in this instance as one would hope that LDC have already thought about the costs involved in the farce...
The only reason why they cannot release the info is if it falls into an exemption and the only card they could play is not in the public interest however if they did say that I think that the Information Commissioner would be interested in the case...
I believe that a charge is only made if it would cost the Council money to extract the information from within the organisation this therefore should not apply in this instance as one would hope that LDC have already thought about the costs involved in the farce...
The only reason why they cannot release the info is if it falls into an exemption and the only card they could play is not in the public interest however if they did say that I think that the Information Commissioner would be interested in the case...
SussexSpur
New member
Easy how you go when confronting Cllr Neighbour...
Councillor arrested in beach hut fracas
From the archive, first published Monday 25th Aug 2003.
A former mayor and current serving councillor has been arrested after a beach hut fracas.
East Sussex county councillor David Neighbour was quizzed by police following the incident on Saltdean beach on Saturday.
Liberal Democrat councillor Mr Neighbour, of Central Avenue, Telscombe Cliffs, admitted to The Argus he had "thumped" two men, but insisted he was acting in self-defence.
During the row, which started over bicycles leaned against a beach hut, one of the men, Nigel Heasman, of Saltdean, said he received a cut which required seven stitches.
One onlooker, who did not want to be named, said: "There were lots of children watching who started screaming and crying."
Ken Tancred, owner of a neighbouring hut, said he intervened after his six-year-old daughter Katie became distressed.
Mr Tancred, of Rottingdean, said: "She was so upset, I went into his hut to have it out with him. I punched him in the face and he tried to hit me back."
A witness called the police, who took Mr Neighbour in for questioning before later releasing him without charge.
Mr Neighbour, who returned to the beach yesterday afternoon, said: "I was assaulted and I defended myself. I was thumped by the two men so I thumped them back.
"I don't know anything about one of them having to have stitches. The police asked me about what happened and let me go."
Mr Heasman, who said he had had to have five stitches in his ear and two just behind the ear, said: "He attacked me. It wasn't the other way round. I only hit him to fend him off."
He has given a statement to police and wants Mr Neighbour to apologise.
Sussex Police confirmed they had been called to the fight and had arrested a man.
As well as serving on the county council, Mr Neighbour, a former teacher and social worker, represents Telscombe Cliffs on Lewes District Council.
He has served as Telscombe's mayor for three terms of office and is also a member of the East Sussex Fire Authority and vice-chairman of Brighton and Lewes Community Health Council.
Councillor arrested in beach hut fracas
From the archive, first published Monday 25th Aug 2003.
A former mayor and current serving councillor has been arrested after a beach hut fracas.
East Sussex county councillor David Neighbour was quizzed by police following the incident on Saltdean beach on Saturday.
Liberal Democrat councillor Mr Neighbour, of Central Avenue, Telscombe Cliffs, admitted to The Argus he had "thumped" two men, but insisted he was acting in self-defence.
During the row, which started over bicycles leaned against a beach hut, one of the men, Nigel Heasman, of Saltdean, said he received a cut which required seven stitches.
One onlooker, who did not want to be named, said: "There were lots of children watching who started screaming and crying."
Ken Tancred, owner of a neighbouring hut, said he intervened after his six-year-old daughter Katie became distressed.
Mr Tancred, of Rottingdean, said: "She was so upset, I went into his hut to have it out with him. I punched him in the face and he tried to hit me back."
A witness called the police, who took Mr Neighbour in for questioning before later releasing him without charge.
Mr Neighbour, who returned to the beach yesterday afternoon, said: "I was assaulted and I defended myself. I was thumped by the two men so I thumped them back.
"I don't know anything about one of them having to have stitches. The police asked me about what happened and let me go."
Mr Heasman, who said he had had to have five stitches in his ear and two just behind the ear, said: "He attacked me. It wasn't the other way round. I only hit him to fend him off."
He has given a statement to police and wants Mr Neighbour to apologise.
Sussex Police confirmed they had been called to the fight and had arrested a man.
As well as serving on the county council, Mr Neighbour, a former teacher and social worker, represents Telscombe Cliffs on Lewes District Council.
He has served as Telscombe's mayor for three terms of office and is also a member of the East Sussex Fire Authority and vice-chairman of Brighton and Lewes Community Health Council.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Is this the same David Neighbour who so spitefully stopped supporting the Albion when Archer and Bellotti were tearing it to bits?
Is this the same David Neighbour who said that the Albion made a fortune from the sale of The Goldstone and that we brought the problems on ourselves?
Is this the same David Neighbour who claims a 5-to-1 support with Lewes for the Council's actions over Falmer?
Is this the same David Neighbour who said that the Albion made a fortune from the sale of The Goldstone and that we brought the problems on ourselves?
Is this the same David Neighbour who claims a 5-to-1 support with Lewes for the Council's actions over Falmer?
Lady Bracknell
Handbag at Dawn
Yes, that's the very same David "Two Jabs" Neighbour.