Monthly Archives: August 2014

It’s been a busy week to say the least. A week ago the story about the savage action of SMBC was broken by the Birmingham Mail. The video exploded onto youtube and then the news spread to The Express and … Continue reading →

We now know that Sandwell council contracted pest exterminator firm “PESTEX” to round up and exterminate many Canada geese in two of their Green Flag parks. This followed a mysterious briefing to the cabinet member which Sandwell council claim “is … Continue reading →

We now have confirmation that 220 Canada geese were apparently killed between 2013-14 in both Victoria park Tipton and Dartmouth Park West Bromwich. This follows sending our story to The Black Country Birmingham Evening Mail. This shameful action of Sandwell … Continue reading →

I had found some full containers labelled Ortho-phosphoric acid. I called the Environment Agency who did not believe it was up to them to remove said containers of chemical but they would call Sandwell council to do the job. This … Continue reading →

I have now received a response to my official FOI request concerning the “relocation” of Canada geese” from Victoria park Tipton. They decided as another act of cowardice to send it to my home address, rather than publicly post it … Continue reading →

Two different sites, same feature- a fall of water. Dartmouth park, West Bromwich- the much promoted “splash pad” which broke down on the first day leaving several blushes no doubt. £150,000 this cost- adding to the other clutter of junk … Continue reading →

    It seems that it is becoming  impossible for me  to go anywhere without encountering the handy work of some chemical dumping nobheads. It’s one thing about dumping toxic waste that ends up poisoning birds at a site and … Continue reading →

We have certainly benefitted from using  the Freedom of Information Act  to tease out information concerning rattlechain that neither the authorities or Rhodia would have made available publicly. Drawing out information from many national and local authorities can be tiresome, … Continue reading →