Councillor Joan Lambert's Personal Blog
My name is Joan Lambert, Teignbridge District Councillor and Kingsteignton Town Councillor. I am the Member for Kingsteignton West Ward in South Devon, which comprises the Parishes of Kingsteignton West and Teigngrace.
My committee membership within the District Council includes the Overview & Scrutiny and Development Control Committees and the Health and Safety Forum.
My responsibilities within the Parish Council include Works & Services/Planning and Finance. I have been School Governor of Rydon Primary School, Kingsteignton, since 1990.
The purpose of this site is to try and keep you informed about my role and provide you with information about developments in Teignbridge District Council and our local Ward Kingsteignton West.
I will clarify my responsibilities in future blogs...
Sunday, 23 November 2008
Taxing thoughts for 2009
Posted by Joan Lambert at 11:56 0 comments
Friday, 14 November 2008
When will the truth come out at the lack of Child-Protection
Posted by Joan Lambert at 15:38 0 comments
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Child Abuse
The sickening treatment of the seventeen month old little boy, we have listened to sick making statements poured out by the so called people, who are paid to take a small little hand and take them to safety.
Through the last decade I have listened to this garbage spurred out by so call protection teams.
I am more incensed by the medical treatment of this little boy, how can one who is employed by the NHS as a consultant, and miss the damage inflicted, serious discolouration of the skin, broken ribs, this would have caused this child to be not breathing in a normal way, due to acute pain, plus a spine which has been stated as broken, the shock surely must have stood out to even a junior nurse.
How staff can say they visited and looked at the child, is beyond comprehension, or was this a cover up by the parents saying he was a sleep, remember the last case when this happened.
When babies are subjected to this torture,and having no one to protect them, I would inflict the same injuries to those who did not carry out a duty of care, and as for the so called parents, the same treatment and no mercy to be given-to pain killers or a soft treatment.
Oh I know the social workers out there would say they need help, the saying of DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD BE DONE BY. That ladies and gentlemen should be the code of conduct!
I am sick and tired of Public Inquires, what does it achieve, just a lot of talking, and children are still at risk, I am still thinking how in those months and sixty visits, all this was missed and not actioned, perhaps those logs should be open to scrutiny and accountability, but please don't tell me that the same Local Authority has changed its spots!
Posted by Joan Lambert at 09:33 0 comments
Wednesday, 5 November 2008
History Has Been Made
Historic event has been made in America, this new President to lead his country is aged 44, the youngest one so far, but to be born of mixed race, that is a major step for that country.
I do hope that care is taken to protect him and his family, in that he does not suffer the same fate as President Kennedy.
He has pulled his country together, by his oratory and passion for the need for change (oh boy do we need that in this country), when was the last time we had a massive turn out at the polls,sorry I have been a round a long time,but I have never seen or heard of it.
What will his thoughts be on the ongoing war in two countries, which lets face it, anybody who has tried to win in Afghanistan have been beaten, so why are we there (drug trade) perhaps the leaders of this country could tell us the truth, please do not hold your breath, I would hate you to pass away. We could say the same thing about Iraq.
I do hope that President Barack Obama can bring to this world cohesion with all religious faiths, when did you last see that happening, now that might be one of the first steps forward.
We are all waiting to see how he will pull the States through the financial debacle, and get back on track.
He may think of the little people and not tax them to future generations like this country has.
I look forward to talking to my cousin in North America, to see what her thoughts are on this election.
Sir, I wish you well and may you preside with truth, humanity and honesty for your country and the wider world.
Posted by Joan Lambert at 10:01 0 comments
Remembrance
Posted by Joan Lambert at 09:25 0 comments
Sunday, 2 November 2008
Tax Secrets in Pub Car Park
Posted by Joan Lambert at 11:10 0 comments
Do you know how your money is spent in Europe
Posted by Joan Lambert at 10:43 0 comments