Wednesday, 28 April 2021

Nutters looking at last days unpopular regime?


Newbiggin by the Sea town council appears to be at a crossroads today!

Many of the characters who have dominated the council since 2009 are attending their last meeting this evening.


But will their last meeting lead to this Council closer towards being reported to the ombudsman or will it leave its second biggest decision ever (after bog-gate) to the new Council to be elected on May 6th.


The alterations to Milburn Park and its surrounds were put out to a consultation earlier this year. We nutters are not aware of the results of that consultation but we do hold the information that the consultation period was extended to 30th April 2021!


Tonight the last meeting of the Council has been called as an extraordinary meeting and unless the nutterly calendar has altered and the world has shot forward 48hrs then the date is 28th April.


We are led to believe that even though covered by the Nolan Principles the Town Council’s members wish to talk about and possibly make decisions regarding Milburn Park prior to the closure of its real time consultation. But hey ho after bog-gate what do we expect from these people who will try to run away from the responsibility on May 6th by not standing again to face the music.


As far as we are concerned the law is the law and unlawful decision making is still a crime and the ombudsman can report these members if they take an unlawful decision to the Police even after they have left office. So can members of the public.


Its our nutterly advice that tonight the Council should simply have an extraordinary goodby glass of sherry make covid safe gestures to each other and go home.


Leave the decision making to the new Council after May 6th!

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