The Evening Standard LINK is reporting tonight that the police are set to launch an inquiry into the fraudulent emails that supported developer Andrew Gillick's planning application for the Kensal Rise Library building.
Hannah Bewley, who reports on Brent for the Harrow Observer, however has uploaded a story LINK that states:
Whatever the case news that the police are now taking the issue seriously after their earlier dismissive attitude is welcome.
Hannah Bewley, who reports on Brent for the Harrow Observer, however has uploaded a story LINK that states:
A spokesman for Kensington and Chelsea police, which is dealing with the investigation, said: “Police have been informed that there is further evidence to support the allegation of fraud and are awaiting receipt thereof. A decision whether to progress the allegation will be made after all the evidence has been scrutinised.”Clearly that raises the question of whether all the information was handed over by Brent Council or perhaps the 'further evidence' is from individuals whose names and addresses were used without their consent.
Whatever the case news that the police are now taking the issue seriously after their earlier dismissive attitude is welcome.
Well done to public pressure.
ReplyDeleteLets hope it goes somewhere