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Post by patman post on Feb 3, 2023 14:57:03 GMT
The other point is that it was a takeaway meal connected to working away from home or the normal office. Something I did a couple of times legally during the restrictions... ...I see, so you and thirty mates who were all in the same room scoffed a £200 take out washed down with lashings of San Miguel. Fair enough. According to the Durham Constabulary and Durham Police and Crime Commissioner, who attended Starmers beer & curry bash, such a gathering was perfectly acceptable and within the rules. However, had cake been on the table, well that's another matter entirely. Beer & curry, yes. Cake, absolutely not. A meal break while working away from home or the office seems (and was judged to be) reasonable.
The Police statement:
Following the emergence of significant new information, an investigation was launched by Durham Constabulary into a gathering at the Miners’ Hall, in Redhills, Durham on 30th April 2021. That investigation has now concluded.
A substantial amount of documentary and witness evidence was obtained which identified the 17 participants and their activities during that gathering. Following the application of the evidential Full Code Test, it has been concluded that there is no case to answer for a contravention of the regulations, due to the application of an exception, namely reasonably necessary work.
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Post by andrewbrown on Feb 3, 2023 15:01:40 GMT
There are over 500,000 civil servants. About 100,000 went on strike. I'm not responding to the rest of your post as I'm not sure if it's personal abuse or just delusion? 🤷 'personal abuse'? have you lost your mind? I gave you 2 choices. I'm happy to accept that you didn't intend this as personal abuse. Meantime, back to the subject, we are referring to the Dominic Raab who did this: photos.app.goo.gl/QRbfTKwrFz8emxPc7 |
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Post by jonksy on Feb 3, 2023 15:22:42 GMT
No tantrums from me lefty…..Amazement yes but no tantrums. Of course you're amazed. It's impossible for you to produce one single piece of credible evidence that proves Starmer was guilty of any wrong doing as far as Beergate is concerned. You're just ranting and libelling people because they disagree with you. So I'll just leave you to fume at your own ignorance and embarrassment for now.  Yes I am amazed how these lefty old farts can accuse one of doing something when their leader and his bitch were doing exactly the same only on a bigger scale.....Slammers piss up was ore organised. He even lied over the fact that the hotel they were staying in were not serving food FFS. And other peice of bullshit was that he couldn't remember whether the slapper he has as a second in command attended or not.....Everyone and their frigging dog was at his piss up including the crime commisioner of Durham police force that he helped shoehorn into her posistion.....I have no need whatsover to feed leftty trolls like you with evidence a it has been posted up dozens of times beore including the bill for his pre arranged takeout....Photographs and videos of his pre arranged piss up and the fact that they never obeyed the social distancing rules as half of them never worked toether anyway...And the FACT the arsehole and his slapper never whent back to work afterwords lefty so you can shit and stamp in it all you like..... |
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 3, 2023 15:23:15 GMT
'personal abuse'? have you lost your mind? I gave you 2 choices. I'm happy to accept that you didn't intend this as personal abuse. Meantime, back to the subject, we are referring to the Dominic Raab who did this: photos.app.goo.gl/QRbfTKwrFz8emxPc7I don't get it?
It say he used' WhatsApp to conduct important official business', no mention of bullying, lots of people conduct business through media sources, email, zoom, and so on, not sure what point you are making?
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Post by jonksy on Feb 3, 2023 15:27:01 GMT
'Civil Servants' regardless, the same civil servants who are all 'united' and on strike, they 'stick together', There are over 500,000 civil servants. About 100,000 went on strike.I'm not responding to the rest of your post as I'm not sure if it's personal abuse or just delusion? 🤷 And no fucker missed the idle lefty arseholes. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 3, 2023 15:30:51 GMT
'Civil Servants' regardless, the same civil servants who are all 'united' and on strike, they 'stick together', There are over 500,000 civil servants. About 100,000 went on strike. I'm not responding to the rest of your post as I'm not sure if it's personal abuse or just delusion? 🤷 Does that mean that the100,000 strikers will remain the same or will different departments strike at different times ? |
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Post by see2 on Feb 3, 2023 15:36:55 GMT
You can see that when you have nothing positive to post ^^^ you return to your argumentative self. Projection from the one who said he didn’t want to argue ^ Pointing out a fact is not arguing. Your habit of using your opinions as facts, which has been previously pointed out, is arguing for arguments sake. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 3, 2023 15:37:10 GMT
There are over 500,000 civil servants. About 100,000 went on strike. I'm not responding to the rest of your post as I'm not sure if it's personal abuse or just delusion? 🤷 Does that mean that the100,000 strikers will remain the same or will different departments strike at different times ? The other 400,000 WFH civil servants were to lazy to join the strike, there's good stuff on Netflix on a Wednesday. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 3, 2023 15:42:59 GMT
Projection from the one who said he didn’t want to argue ^ Pointing out a fact is not arguing. Your habit of using your opinions as facts, which has been previously pointed out, is arguing for arguments sake. No . Repeatedly arguing about arguing for arguments sake is actually arguing for arguments sake . So stop doing it .😉 |
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Post by see2 on Feb 3, 2023 15:54:34 GMT
Pointing out a fact is not arguing. Your habit of using your opinions as facts, which has been previously pointed out, is arguing for arguments sake. No . Repeatedly arguing about arguing for arguments sake is actually arguing for arguments sake . So stop doing it .😉 Of course it is which is why I pointed it out, and why there is no chance of me doing it. While you have just done it ^^^ You are a laugh a minute. BYE. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 3, 2023 15:58:34 GMT
No . Repeatedly arguing about arguing for arguments sake is actually arguing for arguments sake . So stop doing it .😉 Of course it is which is why I pointed it out, and why there is no chance of me doing it. While you have just done it ^^^ You are a laugh a minute. BYE. See2 is still arguing I see. |
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Post by Toreador on Feb 3, 2023 16:19:17 GMT
The big question is will this issue run as long as Brexit?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2023 16:40:25 GMT
So called "Beergate" is a closed file
The first police investigation
"after reviewing the Durham video, "We do not believe an offence has been established in relation to the legislation and guidance in place at that time and will therefore take no further action in relation to this matter"
The second police investigation
"A substantial amount of documentary and witness evidence was obtained which identified the 17 participants and their activities during that gathering. Following the application of the evidential full code test, it has been concluded that there is no case to answer for a contravention of the regulations, due to the application of an exception, namely reasonably necessary work."
Both of these police findings / conclusions into "Beergate" were very different to the conclusions of the "Partygate" investigations.
But still some people cannot accept the conclusions of official police investigations
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 3, 2023 16:45:35 GMT
So called "Beergate" is a closed file The first police investigation "after reviewing the Durham video, "We do not believe an offence has been established in relation to the legislation and guidance in place at that time and will therefore take no further action in relation to this matter" The second police investigation "A substantial amount of documentary and witness evidence was obtained which identified the 17 participants and their activities during that gathering. Following the application of the evidential full code test, it has been concluded that there is no case to answer for a contravention of the regulations, due to the application of an exception, namely reasonably necessary work." Both of these police findings / conclusions into "Beergate" were very different to the conclusions of the "Partygate" investigations. But still some people cannot accept the conclusions of official police investigations Oh that's alright then, after all our upstanding squeaky clean police force can be trusted, they are known for their integrity and honesty .... LOL
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Post by Pacifico on Feb 3, 2023 17:21:24 GMT
So called "Beergate" is a closed file The first police investigation "after reviewing the Durham video, "We do not believe an offence has been established in relation to the legislation and guidance in place at that time and will therefore take no further action in relation to this matter" The second police investigation "A substantial amount of documentary and witness evidence was obtained which identified the 17 participants and their activities during that gathering. Following the application of the evidential full code test, it has been concluded that there is no case to answer for a contravention of the regulations, due to the application of an exception, namely reasonably necessary work." Both of these police findings / conclusions into "Beergate" were very different to the conclusions of the "Partygate" investigations. But still some people cannot accept the conclusions of official police investigations I take it you never criticised the decision of the constabulary when Cummings went for a drive to test his eyesight? |
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