Who will you vote for in 2010 Council Elections
British National Party (44%)
Conservative (43%)
Labour (7%)
Which Councillors do you believe are genuine and not motivated by Greed
Emma Colgate (BNP) (41%)
Danny Nicklen (CON) (8%)
Yash Gupta (LAB) (6%)
Which wards in Thurrock are being let down by the Council
Grays Thurrock (45%)
Grays Riverside (27%)
Tilbury Riverside (18%)
Which Political Party is The Thurrock Gazette Biased in Favour Of?
Labour Party (88%)
Conservative Party (6%)
British National Party (2%)
Are Thurrock Councillors Overpaid
No (77%)
Yes (22%)
Should the Tories Close Chadwell Primary School?
Yes (67%)
No (32%)
Are you happy that Thurrock Tories are trying to turn the area into the London Boroughs of Hackney & Brixton?
No (64%)
Yes (35%)
Do you agree with the BNP who think that Yash Gupta and his TRUST organisation are Racists?
Yes (87%)
No (12%)
Which of the following history weeks do you think Thurrock People should celebrate at the taxpayers expense
None of them (76%)
White History (17%)
All of them (5%)
If you had Black or Asian neighbours living either side of you, would you consider moving?
No (72%)
Yes (27%)
Which Political Party are responsible for secretly distributing the anti BNP smear leaflets under the name of Searchlight & Hope Not Hate
Labour (91%)
Conservatives (8%)
Is Thurrock mayor John Everett worth £20,000 of the taxpayers money?
Yes (72%)
No (27%)
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Thurrock Labour Party Linked To No Carols In Corringham Outrage
Tony Salvatore Benson is a former Homesteads Labour Councillor.
He is now known as Simple Tony Benson, Chairman of the Corringham town festival committee.
This is the left wing idiot who banned Christmas carols from a Corringham school.
Below is a picture of mr Benson and contact address for those who would like to communicate with him.
51 Howell Road,
Corringham,
Stanford Le Hope,
Essex,
SS17 8JH
Tel 01375679869
He is now known as Simple Tony Benson, Chairman of the Corringham town festival committee.
This is the left wing idiot who banned Christmas carols from a Corringham school.
Below is a picture of mr Benson and contact address for those who would like to communicate with him.
51 Howell Road,
Corringham,
Stanford Le Hope,
Essex,
SS17 8JH
Tel 01375679869
Saturday, 20 December 2008
Pizza Hut in Immigrant Worker's Shit Delivery To Customers Outrage
Pizza poop shock
A THURROCK resident who ordered food from Pizza Hut got a shock when boxes of excrement were delivered instead.
The nasty delivery, from the Pizza Hut takeway restaurant on Lodge Lane in Grays, has led to the sacking of a delivery driver.
The food was ordered by a resident from Grays, who phoned Trading Standards after opening two Pizza Hut boxes and finding faeces inside.
Pizza Hut launched an internal investigation into incident and say that the food, which was left unattended by the driver whose car had broken down, was tampered with by a member of the public.
A spokesperson for Pizza Hut said: “We were shocked to hear about this incident.
“After an internal investigation, it has emerged that a delivery was left unattended after it had left the restaurant and was subsequently tampered with by a member of the public.
“We do not tolerate any breaches of our strict policy on food delivery and have dismissed the delivery driver.
“We have apologised to those involved and are working with local authorities to assist them in identifying those responsible.”
Thurrock Council Spokesperson Andy Lever said: “A detailed investigation has been undertaken following two Pizza Hut boxes containing faeces being delivered to a customer in Grays on 23 November 2008.
“A visit was made to Pizza Hut, Grays, on the following day by an Environmental Health Officer to investigate the complaint and interview staff.
“It is thought that the cause of the incident was due to the delivery driver acting irresponsibly by permitting the delivery to be outside of his control following his car breaking down.
“It appears that four individuals not connected with the company ate the food contained in the boxes and replaced it with faeces.
“It is not known whether this is animal or human.
“It is clear that Pizza Hut did have proper food systems in place at the time of the incident and the driver involved had received suitable training.
“The driver was subsequently dismissed.
“Thurrock Council will not be taking any further action regarding this complaint.”
Thurrock Patriots
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
No Carols in Corringham
CHRISTMAS carols were kicked out of festive celebrations in Corringham last week, disappointing a school choir who had been rehearsing for weeks.
The 60 pupils from Arthur Bugler Junior School in Stanford-le-Hope had finished their rehearsals for the Corringham Winter Festival when organisers informed the head teacher that the carols they had chosen did not “dovetail” with the festival’s theme.
There was no time for the pupils to rehearse new songs so the school was forced to pull out.
Head teacher, Mrs Sue Morris, said: "It would appear there was a communications mix-up between the school and the organisers of the event.
"Initially the school was invited to attend and sing, but after a great deal of rehearsal with the school’s 60-strong choir, we were informed the songs we were rehearsing would not have dovetailed into the event’s theme.
"There was no time to reorganise the choir’s planned programme and we thought it best that we did not take part. The organisers of the event were informed of this.”
A parent of one of the children in choir, who asked not to be named, said: “The school was advised by the organisers that the carols they had chosen were not suitable as they were deemed to have a religious theme.
“The kids were really disappointed.
“Whatever the Christmas Carols were that they were going to sing- I can’t see how they would be offensive to anyone.”
Organisers of the Corringham Winter Festival have put the incident down to a communication problem.
Mr Tony Benson said: “It was a simple communications error, it did not come to my attention until it was too late they even appeared on the program and street notice.
“It was a smashing evening and their presence would have gilded the lilly.
“I have promised the head mistress that we will give them a lot more notice in the future, I can assure you their parents disappointment was matched by mine.”
When the Gazette asked Mr Benson if the school was told their Christmas carols were unsuitable for the event he added: “It is a fact of life that a lot of people have forgotten the meaning of Christmas.
"We the committee try to put something back into the community with The Winter Festival and The Tree of Lights which we arrange and put on for St Lukes.”
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Prayer Book Society, Prudence Dailey, has hit out at the organisers of “winter festivals” up and down the country, saying their political correctness threatens Christmas.
She said: "These 'politically correct Winter festivals' seek to make Christmas part of a 'multi-faith' mix and hark back to pagan winter solstice observance.
“'Winter festivals' see Christmas as merely a local seasonal event and miss its central religious significance at the heart of national identity.
“Perhaps organisers would benefit from reading the Book of Common Prayer and discovering what winter festivities are in fact about.”
Thurrock Gazette
The 60 pupils from Arthur Bugler Junior School in Stanford-le-Hope had finished their rehearsals for the Corringham Winter Festival when organisers informed the head teacher that the carols they had chosen did not “dovetail” with the festival’s theme.
There was no time for the pupils to rehearse new songs so the school was forced to pull out.
Head teacher, Mrs Sue Morris, said: "It would appear there was a communications mix-up between the school and the organisers of the event.
"Initially the school was invited to attend and sing, but after a great deal of rehearsal with the school’s 60-strong choir, we were informed the songs we were rehearsing would not have dovetailed into the event’s theme.
"There was no time to reorganise the choir’s planned programme and we thought it best that we did not take part. The organisers of the event were informed of this.”
A parent of one of the children in choir, who asked not to be named, said: “The school was advised by the organisers that the carols they had chosen were not suitable as they were deemed to have a religious theme.
“The kids were really disappointed.
“Whatever the Christmas Carols were that they were going to sing- I can’t see how they would be offensive to anyone.”
Organisers of the Corringham Winter Festival have put the incident down to a communication problem.
Mr Tony Benson said: “It was a simple communications error, it did not come to my attention until it was too late they even appeared on the program and street notice.
“It was a smashing evening and their presence would have gilded the lilly.
“I have promised the head mistress that we will give them a lot more notice in the future, I can assure you their parents disappointment was matched by mine.”
When the Gazette asked Mr Benson if the school was told their Christmas carols were unsuitable for the event he added: “It is a fact of life that a lot of people have forgotten the meaning of Christmas.
"We the committee try to put something back into the community with The Winter Festival and The Tree of Lights which we arrange and put on for St Lukes.”
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Prayer Book Society, Prudence Dailey, has hit out at the organisers of “winter festivals” up and down the country, saying their political correctness threatens Christmas.
She said: "These 'politically correct Winter festivals' seek to make Christmas part of a 'multi-faith' mix and hark back to pagan winter solstice observance.
“'Winter festivals' see Christmas as merely a local seasonal event and miss its central religious significance at the heart of national identity.
“Perhaps organisers would benefit from reading the Book of Common Prayer and discovering what winter festivities are in fact about.”
Thurrock Gazette
Monday, 15 December 2008
Don't Mention They're Black, its Prejudice.
Their headline.
Temple Fortune street under seige after violent carjacking
Our headline we got from I am an Englishman
50-Year-Old Loretta Patterson Beaten by Blacks
Dear Sir/Madam,
We have noticed one of our stories on your website.
This was a front page story of ours. You have taken the story, and our picture, and reproduced this on your site under a new, prejudicial headline.
A link to the story is pasted below.
This is blatant plagiarism and something we take extremely seriously.
Can you remove the below item immediately and inform me when this action has been taken.
Regards,
Charlie Stong.
Editor,
Times-Series
Charlie Stong can be contacted here cstong@london.newsquest.co.uk
Temple Fortune street under seige after violent carjacking
Our headline we got from I am an Englishman
50-Year-Old Loretta Patterson Beaten by Blacks
Dear Sir/Madam,
We have noticed one of our stories on your website.
This was a front page story of ours. You have taken the story, and our picture, and reproduced this on your site under a new, prejudicial headline.
A link to the story is pasted below.
This is blatant plagiarism and something we take extremely seriously.
Can you remove the below item immediately and inform me when this action has been taken.
Regards,
Charlie Stong.
Editor,
Times-Series
Charlie Stong can be contacted here cstong@london.newsquest.co.uk
Sunday, 14 December 2008
Nigerian Con Man due to be sentenced for defrauding the church
A north London pensioner is due to be sentenced after using "prayer sessions" to help defraud fellow churchgoers out of tens of thousands of pounds.
Serial fraudster Richard Abeson, currently wanted by Belgian police for a similar con, claimed he was a wealthy Nigerian oil trader with a fortune tied up in his home country.
London's Southwark Crown Court heard he told his victims their money would not only help him move the funds to Britain but would win them "substantial" pay-offs.
Abeson, 70, of Cosway Street, Edmonton, admitted two counts of conspiracy to defraud "with others unknown" between August 31, 2004, and April 30, 2006.
Serial fraudster Richard Abeson, currently wanted by Belgian police for a similar con, claimed he was a wealthy Nigerian oil trader with a fortune tied up in his home country.
London's Southwark Crown Court heard he told his victims their money would not only help him move the funds to Britain but would win them "substantial" pay-offs.
Abeson, 70, of Cosway Street, Edmonton, admitted two counts of conspiracy to defraud "with others unknown" between August 31, 2004, and April 30, 2006.
Sunday, 7 December 2008
2,000 Sex Offenders Escape With A Caution
2,000 sex offenders - including rapists and paedophiles - escape with a caution Two thousand sex offenders - including rapists and paedophiles - escaped with a caution last year.
The shock figure is a two per cent increase on 2006.
It means that, of all sex offenders punished for their crime, 28 per cent escaped with a slap on the wrist.
Those cautioned included 30 people guilty of rape - up from 20 a year earlier - four attempted rapes and nearly 300 people who admitted having sex with under 16s.
Cautions were also handed out to six people who admitted breaking child prostitution or child pornography laws.
The report revealed that - overall - the number of convicts escaping with a caution was up four per cent, to 362,900.
There has been a 28 per cent leap since Labour came to power in 1997, when only 282,100 people were given a slap on the wrist.
Other criminals to escape with the sanction - supposedly reserved for minor crimes - last year included almost 7,000 burglars, 614 robbers, and 72,789 people convicted of theft or handling stolen goods.
There are huge regional variations in the use of 'soft justice' cautions. In Dyfed-Powys, a staggering 57 per cent of indictable offences end in a caution - compared to only 22 per cent in North Wales.
Earlier this year, the Mail revealed how police had been instructed to give some serial criminals a string of cautions rather than drag them to court.
Under the Home Office guidance, anyone caught committing the same 'trivial' offence again can be let off with the equivalent of a slap on the wrist - providing two years have passed.
It means a thief could receive up to five cautions in ten years without ever having to face a court appearance.
A Ministry of Justice spokesman said: 'Although there is a high percentage increase of rape cautions, the number of cases actually remains very small (32 in 2007 and 20 in 2006).
'Only in exceptional circumstances will the police and CPS decide that it is in the best interests of the victim not to prosecute.'
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