R.J.
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R.J.
@RobLancaster72
Horror devotee • John Carpenter worshipper • Kitchen alchemist • Sound explorer • Synth nerd • Navigating griefs crooked path and learning to breathe again.
In my shack drinking Jim Beam. Katılım Aralık 2021
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🚨WILL COLESHILL CONFRONTS ZACK POLANSKI - "P-SS OFF"
@WillColeshill asked @ZackPolanski why his MP's support ABORTION UP UNTIL BIRTH
An absolutely insane policy
And Zack got VERY ANNOYED 🤬
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Very few people knew I was at a civil trial all week in Preston County (except a few stalkers). I was suing @LancashirePolice. Today the judgment was handed down: I won on every count.
HHJ Deane made the finding against #LancashirePolice of unlawful arrest, unlawful detention, assault and battery, trespass to the person and property, and unlawfully withholding my property for over 8 months. That property was evidence which denied me a fair trial and caused an unsafe conviction. That conviction was overturned only after the Crown Court ordered Lancashire Police to return the evidence, and the case then collapsed as it showed that I was assaulted by a lying police officer.
Formal notes from the magistrates court confirm that officer lied in those proceedings and he should now face perjury charges or misfeascance in public office.
That same officer lied for almost 7 years, denying he assaulted me, but only now admitted it on oath. The judge fell short of a finding of dishonesty, but made criticisms relating to his ever changing 'evolving' witness statement. That lying officer will be dealt with in other proceedings.
This will now likely cost the taxpayer over £100,000, (although costs are yet been determined). This is only an estimate based on a 5-day civil trial, associated legal fees, and the compensation still to be assessed.
My fantastic legal team @DPPLaw and barrister wiped the floor with them, and this will set the stage for the other legal actions already in progress against the same police farce.
Lancashire Police chose to defend this claim using taxpayers’ money that they had no personal risk in using. It comes out of public money and no single officer is penalised.
They have free rein to waste public money at their discretion to try to deny victims getting justice or showing the police in a bad light.
My aim is to stop police forces doing this and hold individuals to account.
This is my FOURTH sucessful civil Claim against Lancashire police, so far, £42,000 paid in compensation (excluding this case).
I still have FOUR further civil claims against Lancashire Police, each one as strong as this one. Also, claims against three other police forces 'linked' to Lancashire police. That is ELEVEN civil claims against the police.
This is a matter of SIGNIFICANT public interest, how can a single police force be so complicit in conduct that is so costly to the tax payer.
I remind you that this all started when they protected a Police Informant named Paul Turner who threatened to kill my family. I will never stop holding them to account.
If you want to help, please see my bio and buy me a coffee.
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@mrpotholeuk Long over due. They have been taking the piss for far too long.
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Town halls face losing record sums for fixing roads under new rules aimed at ending the 'pothole plague'
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
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Does it wear a cape and change form inside a telephone box?😂 Fear mongering pricks.
GB News@GBNEWS
Meningitis outbreak bacteria may have mutated to gain 'additional superpowers' warn health officials as urgent probe launched gbnews.com/health/meningi…
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@mrpotholeuk @willgeddes @Iromg Most councils have cash in reserve at the end of the financial year but choose to spend it on anything other than the roads. The money's there.
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Hi @willgeddes, I watched you on @Iromg #PlankoftheWeek talking Potholes. I've been on Mike's shows for years. There's answers to the #PotholeArmageddon on our failing roads. However there's no political will to do it. Politicians want to know until in power.

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Taxpayers are fighting back in War on Potholes. Using the Highways Act to get Potholes fixed by going to court. More to come now tested in court. #Section56
@Heidi_Labour @simonlightwood @LilianGreenwood @transportgovuk @mhclg x.com/i/status/20352…
Mr Pothole@mrpotholeuk
Taxpayers fighting back in #PotholeWar. Court rules potholes must be filled. Even though council say they have reasonable inspection & repair system. Section 56 of Highways Act cuts through their defence. I'm helping others, so more to come now tested court.
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ONE MAN CRUSHES COUNCIL IN POTHOLE WAR USING FORGOTTEN LAW!
Retired 68-year-old Derek Bennett took on lazy Hertfordshire County Council after they ignored dangerous potholes ruining roads in Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead.
Using obscure Section 56 of the Highways Act 1980, he served legal notices, then dragged them to court when they failed to act.
Judge at St Albans Crown Court ordered the council to fix THREE major roads within 20 days and awarded Bennett £1,650 costs.
“If everyone did this, we’d have lovely roads within six months,” he said.
Absolute legend just exposed how useless councils really are!
Derek Bennett, 68, pictured outside St Albans Crown Court, took action after becoming fed up with the potholes in streets in his home village of Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire and nearby Hemel Hempstead

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@jponeil28921657 As much as I'm devastated to have lost mum she always knew the score when it came to politics and the state of the UK. I'm glad she doesn't have to witness the final collapse of a once proud and successful country.
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I’m known as Mr Pothole – this is how to get your road fixed right now share.google/82r1J47UVpBE6r…
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