Category Archives: Wirral Council Scandal

Wirral Council. Despite the virtue signalling…

Posted on March 9, 2022 by Wirral In It Together

…the party in power in this building once stole £736,756.97 from the bank accounts of their own learning disabled council tenants. To rub salt into the wound, the leader of the council, Steve Foulkes, was quickly elevated to Mayor of … Continue reading →

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When Wirral Council stole £736,756.97 from the bank accounts of 16, but a far greater, unspecified number of its own learning disabled Council tenants, an external investigation followed this, “the Martin Morton whistleblow”. The Council covered it up and the pay-offs raced to well over £1 million in public money 💰

Posted on August 26, 2021 by Wirral In It Together

disability discrimination 1 – an email we sent to “fixer” Michael Frater, who did nothing disability discrimination 2 – Angela Eagle MP’s failure towards her own, disabled constituents disability discrimination 3 – FOI request, spelling out Wirral Council’s extended failure … Continue reading →

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[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

Originally posted on Wirral In It Together:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuNhRO820_s 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…

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Feigned “anti-Semitism” campaign comes to Wirral. Are local Tories being genuinely anti-Semitic?

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Wirral In It Together

The ongoing mainstream media and BBC campaign of feigned outrage, centred around charges of “anti-Semitism”, thus far directed at the ONLY party with a very long history of speaking up against anti-Semitism – the Labour Party – reached new depths of … Continue reading →

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High Noone at Reading Council. Danger averted…

Posted on July 12, 2018 by Wirral In It Together

VIDEO – added in June 2021: https://wirralinittogether.blog/2020/11/23/video-how-a-tribunal-judge-and-the-information-commissioner-facilitated-potential-disabled-abuse-at-reading-council-and-the-brook-charity-2/ Reading Council appointed an abuser of disabled people as its Head of Adult Social Care. The following links have the full history to this debacle: 1 An emergency safeguarding message has been left with … Continue reading →

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A crime suspect is chased through Wallasey by the police. What happened next…? And do we have our priorities right……..??

Posted on July 7, 2018 by Wirral In It Together

We paid a visit to the newsagents on Poulton Road, Wallasey this morning.  On our way there we heard someone over the road shout, “Twat…!!”. Our first thought was, is this someone from Wirral Council who’s recognised us?  But no, … Continue reading →

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The Wirral South Conservative Candidate – Some Concerns

Posted on May 30, 2017 by Wirral In It Together

We were notified earlier today that something was amiss with Dr Adam Sykes’ declarations inside some of his election material.  Dr Sykes is the Tory candidate challenging Alison McGovern’s Labour majority of 4,599 in Wirral South. After making some enquiries and … Continue reading →

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Corporate abuse of disabled people needn’t sound the death knell for your career

Posted on July 6, 2015 by Wirral In It Together

***11th July 2015 – update*** Brook are looking for a new CEO See also: Brook appear to be lying low re: Mike Fowler / foul abuse 7th July 2015 Some years ago, Wirral Borough Council’s reputation lay in complete tatters, after … Continue reading →

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