And I agree a full impact assessment should be done and have never said otherwise.
totally agree
And I agree a full impact assessment should be done and have never said otherwise.
Why? Typo, should have said So. You use it to try say my points are not credible. Nice.Come back in the morning
You did accuse him of not caring about disabled people.Why? Typo, should have said So. You use it to try say my points are not credible. Nice.
I was asking a question of the treasurer of OneLambeth which I thought was relevant & he seemed happy to reply.I don't think a discussion of route CS8 is on topic. Its not part of Brixton Liveable neighbourhood or the local LTNs that are being discussed.
I was asking a question of the treasurer of OneLambeth which I thought was relevant & he seemed happy to reply.
I know what you're doing. Trawling through someones social media to try to discredit them. Post it up for public view.
I'm not impressed.
Whether poster was happy to reply is your view. Quite aggressive use of social media in my book.
Seriously? I follow both Will Norman and Charlie so it shows up on my feed straight away, hardly trawling.
Do you not think people should be judged on what they say? Especially a treasurer of a campaigning organisation.
I have better things to do than trawl through individuals "feed".
Your are only doing it to find dirt.
I said I didn’t trawl, it was on my feed. Again you ignore what people actually say, bad faith imo.
I said I didn’t trawl, it was on my feed. Again you ignore what people actually say, bad faith imo.
On your feed.
Why is someone whose views you are not in agreement with in your feed?
I do not have this on my social networks.
Also can you stop saying things to me like I ignore what "people" actually say.
You don't speak for the "people".
I did add this.
Social media like twitter I regard as pub talk. Unfortunately it remains on view. I don't really like the way its regarded as written in stone views.
I find it useful not to just follow people I agree with, surely I’d be accused of being in an “echo chamber” if I did.
You’ve consistently accused people posting here of saying things they haven’t actually said, if you stop I’ll stop pointing it out.
So its a nit picking exercise. I say you are trawling you say you are "following"
I have looked at One Lambeth FB posts. I've no inclination to have that on my feed after reading it a few times. So I don't follow it on twitter/FB.
And I've asked once can you stop talking to me as though your posting up for the "people".
Maybe we’re on very different wavelengths as tbh I just see you replying to things you think I’ve said rather than what I actually have.
The wavelength you're on isn't about listening to others.
The reason you have anti LTN people on your feed is actually to confirm the echo chamber you inhabit.
You’re stating things as fact about someone you know nothing about. You don’t seem to be here for any actual discussion.
I'm making a judgement based on what you've saying. You have done the same to me.
I think that this is the point. People like Ed point to the fact that there is a document. I don’t deny that. But it comes down to if the document is fit for purpose. If it was fit for purpose then I would assume that judge would have said that there is no case to answer. That is the point. I would just say that, imagine if you had a loved one who was in this situation. Would you say that, because there is a document, then the council has done everything is should do.I am not a legal bod. But the whole basis of the case is that it's not been done fully, if the judge disagrees there will be no case.
But I can say that no one assessed the impact on blue badge holders until very recently after an almighty shitstorm. So it stands to reason impact on disability was not fully complied with.
I think that this is the point. People like Ed point to the fact that there is a document. I don’t deny that. But it comes down to if the document is fit for purpose. If it was fit for purpose then I would assume that judge would have said that there is no case to answer. That is the point. I would just say that, imagine if you had a loved one who was in this situation. Would you say that, because there is a document, then the council has done everything is should do.
Fine to make a judgement but please don’t state it as a fact.
This is the real point. We can all talk about who said what on social media but this is about genuine legal arguments in court. We would not be here if a judge had not thought that the point was valid, or had some validity. We need to wait for a judgement and then go from there. That is the whole point of the legal system. I’m not sure why people are so baffled by this concept. What you think is an acceptable EQIA (in your view) does not make it so. You don’t govern legislation and interpretation of the law. This is why the rule of law is fundamental. Let’s just let the court decide. Saying, “well I think this EQIA is fine” or that it exists is not a particularly compelling argument. Not here and definitely not in the eyes of the lawI think that this is the point. People like Ed point to the fact that there is a document. I don’t deny that. But it comes down to if the document is fit for purpose. If it was fit for purpose then I would assume that judge would have said that there is no case to answer. That is the point. I would just say that, imagine if you had a loved one who was in this situation. Would you say that, because there is a document, then the council has done everything is should do.
I would just say that, imagine if you had a loved one who was in this situation. Would you say that, because there is a document, then the council has done everything is should do.
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What do you mean by this? Again a genuine question, what should the council be doing more than the impact assessment?
btw - I gave a loved one, my 90 yr old mother-in-law that has benefited by the Tulse Hill LTN, so I can imagine the situation to a degree.
think people should reserve judgement for the court result
Saying, “well I think this EQIA is fine” or that it exists is not a particularly compelling argument. Not here and definitely not in the eyes of the law
ok. I’ll answer this in a bit. But first, you tell me what you think a council should do when making changes like that and the amount of data and the impact on the lives of people who are subject to that change. Have a think and take us through the steps you would take if you were in the same position. What you would think of, how your proposals might affect people and what you would do to mitigate those issues
Has anyone here said that? I’ve asked why it isn’t - presumably you have an idea to have started the legal action? Again, this is a genuine question, I want to understand.
I replied because chowce5382 suggested I was “pointing to a document” and implied I might understand if I had loved ones affected (which I do).Back in post 5100 you say we should wait for the judgement.
Its what chowce5382 is also saying.
So why are you going on at this poster?
You said :
We must be reading a different thread.
chowce5382 has posted up previously about this.
The legal action as has been repeatedly pointed out has gone this far as there is a case to answer in legal terms.
Its not sbout chowce5382 personal opinion.