WHAT a turn-up that was folks!
"I can confirm that I was totally unaware that Lee Forde had met with Cllr Bradley and Cllr Storey, let alone any of the information contained in the account of that meeting set out in the dossier."All the stuff that you cannot read in the craven Echo
WHAT a turn-up that was folks!
"I can confirm that I was totally unaware that Lee Forde had met with Cllr Bradley and Cllr Storey, let alone any of the information contained in the account of that meeting set out in the dossier."

FEVERISH speculation concerning the whereabouts and intentions of Culture Company barrow boy Jason Harbarrowboy.
Two tickets to one of the cultural highlights of 2008 for the best picture caption!

HERE is some semi-intelligible, self-serving, hypocritical rubbish about a conference which is being held next month in London.
Liverpool city council has been forced to stop its Careline staff from answering calls about Bernard Matthew's infected turkeys.
Liverpool City Council staff have been forced to work on the Bernard Matthews turkey crisis in Suffolk!
ed) even more scandalous is that McElhinney (left) is acting illegally in forcing staff to comply.







Consider this question which Tony Parrish sent to the city council last month under the Freedom of Information Act.
What was the cost of the shower facility installed at LDL in Venture Place for the use of the LDL Chief Executive?
ANSWER:
A shower was not installed at Venture Place for use by the Chief Executive of LDL. (oh aye? ed)
The installation of the shower was carried out as part of works being carried out on the third floor of Venture Place, specifically installation of a toilet for visitors attending at the offices. (Our emphasis. What they are trying to do now, is cover up the cost of the shower amongst other necessary works which were carried out - it's a simple sleight of hand which the hated McElhinney has repeatedly used to disguise the full cost of some of his favourite little projects. In other words, the council are now claiming that the shower was installed on the third floor because they needed to provide toilet facilities! Must remember to have a shower next time we take a leak, too. Of course, the third floor, by complete co-incidence, is the same floor as McElhinney's office.)
The council's answer continues:
Venture
Place, was the only main city centre building without a shower facility although being staffed twenty four hours a day. (So what they are asking you to believe now is that a shower was installed NOT for the chief executive so that he could go on his little mid-day runs, but because visitors to the office might need to take a shower.
Do they think the people of Liverpool are mad?
We can well understand that many visitors to Liverpool Direct Limited might actually need to take a shower AFTER they have met McElhinney, but that is an entirely different matter. (Most of the staff would want to go through a fumigation unit too after they had spent any time in McElhinney's presence, but there is no suggestion that a fumigation unit is going to be built specifically for them, is there?)
The city council are apparently seriously claiming that a shower needs to be built for staff because the building is staffed 24 hours a day! Why?
Think about it for a minute - no one is working 24 hours a day, they all work normal eight hour shifts, so why should they need to take a shower?
Do they not come to work clean? Do they get so very dirty and sweaty answering the phone?
Does any other office worker in Liverpool who is working a normal eight hour shift need to take a shower?
So why does one need to be built here then?
Especially when there are perfectly acceptable public showers in the gym at Millennium House, round the corner?
Answer: because McElhinney wanted one for his own personal use after his mid-day run.)
The cost of the shower was £2,310 (Was it bollocks! They have buried the cost of the shower in the cost of the other works they had to carry out. They are simply lying. So much for integrity.)
We are sorry to spend so much time on the small matter of a shower for the LDL chief executive, but it is important for a number of reasons.
New chief executive Colin 'Cover Up' Hilton has been left red-faced after a blunder with his emails.
for missing a vital public meeting in Croxteth over anti-social behaviour.

ey know it about (this should be an interesting exchange, ed)
iling assasin Halsall? (nuff said, ed)
ts the hell out of getting whupped by grandmothers in the High Court, doesn't it?
READERS of the legendary Liverpoolevilcabal.blogspot will remember the fury of Liverpool Direct staff about the new shower installed for 'chief executive' David McElhinney.
Suddenly an unpleasant image has popped into my head...
I hope there is no suggestion that he uses the shower for any other purpose than the vain attempt to clean himself up?
Like what for instance? Intimate meetings of Liverpool Direct....? On second thoughts......
I know where I would like to stick the loofah...
Who approved him spending public money on this? It's outrageous!!!
This can't be right, surely?
why do you mention blondes in the shower does this bloke like blondes?
That would be a horrible slur on this man's character, which would be totally unforgiveable. Obviously if that was suggested on this part of the blog, it would be totally untrue.