[VIDEO] How a Tribunal judge and the Information Commissioner facilitated potential disabled abuse at Reading Council and the Brook Charity

Posted on November 23, 2020 by Wirral In It Together

Below, two screenshots from a truly EPIC FOI request placed with abusers Wirral Council, who took ten months to respond…

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Here’s all the links referred to at the above YouTube Video:

15 links to Reading Council, Maura Noone lands the Head of Social Services role:

1 An emergency safeguarding message has been left with our representative on Wirral Council, Seacombe Councillor Adrian Jones – 4th June 2018

2 The causal link between a Wirral Council failure and a safeguarding emergency – 5th June 2018

3 Safeguarding Emergency. An updating email to Councillor Jo Lovelock, Leader of Reading Council – 13th June 2018

4 Reading Council latest. We hate saying “We told you so…” but… – 14th June 2018

5 It looks like holding Wirral and Reading Councils to account is not going to be easy

6 Reading Council latest. The emergency safeguarding situation. Here’s some “Private Eye” cuttings.

7 Thousands endangered in Reading. Here’s the FOI request spelling it all out. Yet still… Wirral Council FAILED

8 It’s “Wirral In…

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4 Responses to [VIDEO] How a Tribunal judge and the Information Commissioner facilitated potential disabled abuse at Reading Council and the Brook Charity

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