We had to send an email

When we had it leaked that Alan Henderson, head of planning at the council got an email regarding one of our posts - we had to send one as well. 
——– Original Message ——–

Subject:
Bunty Backhander and the Wardie Crescent development

Date:
Fri, 27 Apr 2007 19:19:15 -0400

From:
The Basa   
 

To:
alan.henderson@edinburgh.gov.uk

Dear Mr Henderson,
We have it on good authority […]

Council loses big-time in Court of Session

Fortunes could well be lost in what a lot of people think is the current illegal transferring of Taxi Plates at prices in excess of £50.000.
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Hard on the heels of his public Evening News ‘Slamming’ by no less a Pillar of Public Probity and Moral Rectitude than the Convenor of the Police Board, Eric ‘Blue Light Taxi’ Milligan, ex-Lord Provost and Hearts […]

Craigmillar totally fucked by publicly funded cabal

Last night at Craigmillar’s Community Council meeting the same three office bearers who were thrown out at the recent elections were installed back into their positions against the wishes of the community and using the publicly funded resources of Crapacity Building Project, Craigmillar Childcare Services and Haywired.
Installed against the wishes of the community were:

Chair: Paul […]

Council catching up with EdSucks

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The investigation into Cityconnect and ELLP is being asked for my Councillor Mackintosh and will be presented by the Executive Member for Children and Families, Ewan Aitken.  Rev Aitken of course knows that his report is only the […]

Low four figures - MY ARSE

First the quote from the Evening News story:
THE sacked education chief blamed for jeopardising the £550 million PPP new schools plan has received a pay-off by the city council to drop his industrial tribunal.
Colin Dalrymple, former deputy education director, is understood to have received a low four-figure sum in return for not pursuing a […]