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Bexleyheath,Welling & Crayford
T h e Vo i c e o f B e x l e y h e a t h
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Crayford boy
assaultedDetectives are appealing for information and
witnesses following a grievous bodily harm assault on a 16 year old boy in Crayford.
At approximately 17:40 on Sunday 12th July 2009
the 16 year old was sitting on a bench in Crayford Road when he was approached by a group
of males who assaulted him in an unprovoked
attack.
The victim was subjected to a sustained
attack whereby he was kicked and punched,
leaving him unconscious.
The suspects are described as a group of
white male teenagers, aged approximately between 15 and 18 years.
LAS were also in attendance and took the victim to a local hospital
where he currently remains in intensive care.
His injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
Two male suspects, both aged 17 years have
been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily
harm and currently remain in custody.
They
were arrested yesterday and today (Tuesday
14th and Wednesday 15th July 2009).
Detective Sergeant Gary Wingrove, Bexley Police
CID, said: “This was an horrific and sustained
attack on a young boy.
“The incident occurred
in a busy area in broad daylight when there
would have been many witnesses at the location.
I am appealing for anyone with any information that may assist the investigation to
please come forward.
” Let’s put these cowards
away.
Anyone with any information is asked to
call Bexley Police CID on 0208 284 9131 or to
remain anonymous please call Crimestoppers
on 0800 555 111.
• If Crayford had an up-to-date system of
CCTV this assault might never have happened!
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PAUL METCALFE IS
Listening to the debate
regarding the alleged
mis-use of a credit card
by Ian Clement the former Leader of the Bexley Conservatives for
five years you would
imagine it might have
been a hanging offence.
Cllr, G.
Bacon (Longlands) said he “was appalled
and aghast and accused the Labour Group of
smear by association” on their web site.
The present Leader of the Conservatives Cllr.
Teresa O’Neill said she too “was appalled by her
former Leaders behaviour”, but didn’t explain
why!
Both the Council, its Scrutiny Committee and
Audit Committee knew about Clement’s credit
card spend well over a year ago but it wasn’t
until his alleged mis-use of his GLA credit card
was made public that Bexley Council decided it
had better publish details of his credit card
spending stating transparency!
When the Labour Group first gave the Chronicle information about Mr Clement’s visits to the
USA and his purchasing new office furniture we
arranged to interview him in his office at the
Civic Centre in Bexleyheath where he explained
why he had accepted the invitation to the seminars in the States where he rubbed shoulders
with top executives from other councils and industry.
When he returned he told us his colleagues congratulated him on the new
leadership skills he had acquired and he personally thought it was money well spent as it enabled him to do an even better job
for the council.
The furniture purchased for his office can best be described as utility
and like anything you would find in
any office.
The new Leader of the Conservatives has been so outraged by the
cash disclosures and the alleged
mis-spend of about £2,000 she has
instructed officers at the council to investigate
all councillors expenses and allowances for the
past seven years, four of which were under the
Labour Group.
It will be interesting to learn the value of expenses enjoyed by our councillors and officers
who may have accepted gifts, meals or accommodation from its consultants and suppliers
over the past seven years and the amounts councillors have donated to their political parties!
The estimated cost of all this extra work will cost
Bexley Council Tax payers dearly and far in excess of the money the Conservatives are claiming Clement spent.
CONSERVATIVES
APPALLED!
Massive power
cuts hit Dartford
Electricity had still not been restored to
about 1,000 homes in south-east
London and Kent as a power cut
entered its fourth day, EDF Energy
says.
About 94,000 homes were re-connected to the
grid on the morning of August 16th after the
attempted theft of cables led to the problem.
Dartford, Crayford, Erith, Bexleyheath and
Orpington will lost power again for a time when
a new cable is attached.
EDF Energy said “small pockets” which remain
cut saw power restored later as the network
returned to normal.
The company also warned that homes in the
region will experience 20 minute interruptions
over the coming days as the grid stabilises.
Since the power cut began last Monday afternoon,
most areas received electricity for three hours-aday on rotation from mobile generators, but as
many as 10,000 homes could not be brought into
the loop, the company said.
A statement from EDF Energy said: “There may
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