It is the end of a long two and a half year battle for members of the Craigmillar community with 18 months of that spent in the courts when the few residents finally managed to convince the council to go to court. We are told that the journey to court was started by an EdSucks favourite, Ewan Aitken. For that kudos are deserved.
The hearing for an interdict to stop Paul Nolan, his thugs and his cronies was to take place this morning but just before the Council Solicitor packed his bags to head over to the court, a sheepish Nolan surrounded by the same thugs and cronies all trapsed into the Council Solicitor’s office and said they were not going to defend the case….. and there’s more.
News out yesterday is that the former NuLabour council leader Donald “Teflon Don” Anderson is giving up his newly-formed consultancy over at http://www.andersonstrategy.co.uk/. The website gives users the following message:
Anderson Strategy is closing as Donald Anderson has taken up a new position as Director of PPS Scotland. Go to their website for more information. This […]
The Court of Session has today declared that the groups ‘election’ in the Craigmillar Community Council which was held last June was illegal in a 28 minute Judicial Review.
This means that Nolan and a huge majority of his cronies have been ousted and the democratically elected community councillors can now get on with representing their […]
Disgraced ex-councillor Paul Nolan has now another nail in his coffin with the publication of the shameful story of one of his ex-play workers disgraceful experience whilst working at one of the projects which he lorded over until finally with massive local help in providing information the council closed and drew a line on Craigmillar Childcare Services […]
With the passing of Shami KhaNolan into the real world comes the rise of SNP leader Steve CardowNolan and he is not a happy camper.
With just slight investigation it seems that CardowNolan is not 100% wrong to be a bit unhappy. It seems that £100,000 is a lot to pay for something that is not […]