THE COLONIAL BULLDOG - This series of scripts for a proposed television docu-dramas is based on the real life events, some of which true stories are reported on this website. Featuring Wealden's dishonest officers and the Secretary of State's stooges. One of which is Inspector Dannreuther. Poor old Mr Dannreuther. He was so duped by Wealden's solicitors and planning officers that he agreed with them. Silly sausage. Or was it orchestrated?

The then Secretary of State, Eric Pickles MP,  failed to reply to letters sent by recorded delivery in over 3 months - he obviously wanted to avoid a scandal to stay an MP. Is it not the duty of an MP (Sec of State) or whatever to represent the electorate? The Prime Minister at that time was Chameleon Dave, later Lord Cameron.

We think you may enjoy how the former occupier of a historic building unravels the archaeology, with help from the experts - in so doing painting WDC's officers either incompetent or dishonest. We'll leave it up to you to decide from the facts.

BARCLAYS BANK - This bank joined in the melee by closing the account that was to furnish the online sales of the book above. Admitting to the wrongdoing, the bank with executives earning £millions, offered a paltry £126 in compensation. The Chairman and Chief Executive officers were canvassed directly but simply attempted to pass the buck - to distance themselves from the scandal. That will not work chaps. The ball is in your Court. The claim(s) should now be investigated for criminal conspiracy. We want to know if this bank is working with Sussex Police and/or Wealden District Council - to frustrate fund raising efforts.

29-5-15 IN THE NEWS - TWO of Britain's largest banks have been named in the corruption crisis engulfing world football, after suspicious transactions were allegedly made across HSBC and Barclays accounts. The documents also name London's Standard Chartered as a third UK-based bank in the scandal. 

It comes after the FBI charged 14 football officials on Wednesday following an investigation into football corruption, including during the bidding processes for World Cup tournaments. Suspicious transactions include a £320,000 payment to a luxury yacht manufacturer and a £130,000 transfer to an account in the Cayman Islands – a tax haven for the world's rich.

Britain's Serious Fraud Office is monitoring developments and looking at whether any crimes were committed by British companies or in Britain.

Cultural change involves different business models. One shining example of ethical banking practice is the excellent Swedish business bank Svenska Handelsbanken – which has no staff bonuses – and is expanding rapidly. Increasingly, banks are being replaced by non-bank channels. In the UK we need a better system of banking. One that owns up to errors and offers appropriate satisfaction. How are they going to deal with the big things, if they refuse to put right the little things?

REFERENCE

http://www.handelsbanken.co.uk/

https://publicintelligence.net/barclays-ubs-hsbc-royal-bank-of-scotland-involved-in-money-laundering-for-corrupt-nigerian-politicians/

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/jun/30/vince-cable-banking-scandal-coalition

http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/580833/British-banks-Barclays-and-HSBC-caught-up-in-FIFA-corruption-scandal

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-29216301

With thanks to the Wealden Action Group and other Action Groups across the country for the supply of real case history and supporting documents.

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