Martin Brookes Oakham: De Montfort University

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Sunday, February 02, 2014

Lesbian gay bisexual trans history month, Rutland County Council, Leicester City Council, Leicestershire Police, Leicestershire County Council, De Montfort University, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service, Nottingham

Lesbian gay bisexual trans history month, Rutland County Council

You won't be seeing one of these flags flying at homophobic
Rutland County Council, neither will you find anything relating
to history month at their offices or on-line.

I mentioned the councils lack of support
to this part of our community some years ago and some one
from the council put three gay support leaflets in the entrance
of the library, at the time I thought it's a start but there has
been nothing since.

Other Councils nearby support the month and other events
Ex Tory Gene Plews might be onto something when he
says Rutland County Council is led by military dictators
because all I see this council do is brown nose the military.

Melton Council has raised the rainbow flag at its Parkside  offices.

Councillor Pam Posnett, Deputy Leader, said: “Flying the flag is a symbol of the Council’s commitment to the LGBT community and is part of our ongoing work to create a fair and just society for all.”

Other public bodies in our area showing support according to the Melton Times

Leicester City Council,
Leicestershire Police,
Leicestershire County Council,
De Montfort University,
Leicestershire Partnership
NHS Trust and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service.

LGBT History Month 2014

February 2014 is lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans history month.
The theme is music but it’s also Stonewall’s 25th anniversary year

Cllr Charles Haworth Described by Judge Temperley as Homophobic won't resign, Leicestershire Police won't act?

Cllr Charles Haworth Oakham Town Council
former Deputy Mayor (Right)

Cllr Charles Haworth Described by Judge Temperley as Homophobic won't resign,
Leicestershire Police won't act even though they witnessed his lies in court.

There is evidence Cllr Haworth, and two ex Mayors Paul Beech, Jim Harrison and
Cllr Joyce Lucas, Cllr Gene Plews and others have all acted unlawfully over a period
of four years.

Rutland County Council standards as always says their conduct is fine, because it is
carried out in the Councillors personal capacity or they simply describe it as
political tit for tat. Those responses are no surprise when you consider Helen Briggs
is the Chief Executive.

I have received emails from a former Melton Borough Council employee which
show most of those named above shared news stories about stalking from the
first day I became a Town Councillor.

What I find strange is this evidence is widely circulated, but Leicestershire Police
said they found nothing on his two computers?

I am told Cllr Charles Haworth was happy to stalk and harass me with the knowledge
of Oakham Town Council and Rutland County Council and some officers at Leicestershire
Police, but he did not want to get caught, is this why they shared the articles?

Looking at some of the links I would say he was also looking for stories so he could
use them, to fabricate lies to the police about me.

Leicestershire Police were told last year about a vital piece of evidence that would
link Cllr Haworth to many Blogs, Facebook Accounts and Twitter Accounts
used to attack me and other members of the public. Did they act No! Why?

Below is one example of a email sent to ex Mayors Jim Harrison and Paul Beech
(yes Beech takes the piss he is studying criminology at Leicester University)

From: charleshaworth@hotmail.co.uk
To: jim@jimharrisonphotographer.com; pb191@leicester.ac.uk;
Subject: Hmmm, food for thought...
Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2010 12:36:51 +0100

Food for thought here....could it be a matter of presentation?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1311472/Radio-2-presenter-Jeremy-Vine-stalked-months-woman-28-took-name.html

The Photo below reminds me
of a Oakham Police Sargent
now retired who did nothing
about my complaints back in
the days he would meet with
Cllrs Haworth and Lucas on
the Police Joint Action Group (JAG)
Committee.

At Leicestershire Police we support
Homophobic Hate Crimes committed
by Oakham Town Councillor Haworth
and his associates!

Haworth had argued in the trial his attacks on Brookes on his Laughing Stocks website were satirical.

But Judge Temperley said: ‘I don’t agree. Some of the material goes way beyond satire. They are crude and crass and homophobic.’

- See more at: http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/gay-blogger-threatened-and-branded-%E2%80%98pedophile%E2%80%99-challenging-politicians201013#sthash.BOA1otMH.dpuf

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Those Rotten Boroughs Awards in full

Municipal mischief, Issue 1357

LEGAL BULLIES OF THE YEAR
Runners-up Scarborough borough council threatened to close down a website, Real Whitby, which had carried embarrassing stories about councillors. Chief legal officer Lisa Dixon demanded that “defamatory and untrue” material be removed. Real Whitby asked for examples, but Dixon could not provide any. WinnersRutland county council, which set aside £90,000 of taxpayers’ money to seek an injunction against three of its own councillors (the “Rutland Anti-Corruption Party”) who had been asking awkward questions. The council tested the water by prosecuting another critic, blogger Martin Brookes, for “harassing and stalking” chief exec Helen Briggs. District judge John Temperley found Brookes not guilty, declaring: “Freedom of expression is an essential function of a democratic society. It is applicable also to those who offend and shock.” A hero on the bench!

Friday, September 21, 2012

husting events, Police Crime Commissioners, Candidates, De Montfort University, Rutland County Museum, Oakham

On 15 November 2012, for the first time ever, the public across England and Wales (excluding London) will be able to head to the polls to elect a police and crime commissioner who will be accountable for how crime is tackled in their police force areas.

Nick Herbert, the Minister for Policing and Criminal Justice, says that 'The arrival of Police and Crime Commissioners will be the most significant democratic reform of policing in our lifetime.

'Communities will have a stronger voice in how their streets are policed and will be able to turn to their PCC to hold the police to account on their behalf.'

Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) will aim to cut crime and deliver an effective and efficient police service within their area.

To provide stronger and more transparent accountability of the police, PCCs will be elected by the public to hold chief constables and the police force to account; effectively making the police answerable to the communities they serve.

PCCs will ensure community needs are met as effectively as possible, and will improve local relationships through building confidence and restoring trust. They will also work in partnership across a range of agencies at local and national level to ensure there is a unified approach to preventing and reducing crime.

PCCs will not be expected to run their local police, nor will they replace the Chief Constable who will still be responsible for operational policing. The role of the PCC is to be the voice of the people and hold the police to account.

You can find out more about PCCs on the Home Office website

http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/police/police-crime-commissioners/, by contacting Leicestershire Police Authority on 0116 229 8980 or visiting www.leics-pcc.org

Further information on the PCC role is available in the leaflet attached to this email.

Add these dates below to your diary, further details will be available soon.

Neighbourhoood Watch will be hosting two husting events where you will be able to question the PCC candidates who are standing for election on:

Monday 22 October, 7pm at De Montfort University
Tuesday 23 October, 7pm at The Museum, Oakham