I have two FTT / GRC appeals running at present and both are due to the current board having learned nothing from the lies of Lee and the previous boards of 2015. In both case I require (under EIR) for the WPCC to publish the legal advice and the valuations relating to transactions. Information which would be published automatically by any other public body who had nothing to hide.In the first case the WPCC sold Mill House for £2.5m and it was sold the same afternoon for £6.1m. No valuation, no adherence to the CA, no legal advice as to how to avoid the losses. In the second, in a absolutely cast iron breach of the 1871 Act, the WPCC have swapped land with the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club. Unlawful. In both cases the WPCC are spending thousands, probably tens of thousands with lawyers and barristers to stop the publication of the material. So the problem won’t go away. Or not until levy payers elect trustees who will not look after their pals first, and ignore regulation and basic principles of public office.Stephen Hammond MP wants to blame me, while conveniently ignoring the simple facts of the Putney Hospital access undersale. The WPCC were told in detail in writing, by the Commission to follow the law. The Commission’s lawyer spelled it out, he quoted from the Acts, he told them precisely what to do. The trustees ignored him, knowing that they had to deliver to Wandsworth. They got advice from Drivers Jonas in scrappy emails telling them the access was £775,000 in 2008, or multiples of what they then sold if for, in a sham transaction with the WPCT. They told the ‘valuer’ to tone his view down due to the political considerations of Wandsworth and repercussions if he didn’t.When they were asked by the Commission if they HAD followed the law, Lee and Gregsons lied to the Commission. The WPCC continue to bury transactions, the WPCC continue to lie, the WPCC continue to deny levy payers the most basic transparency in terms of governance.
John Cameron ● 2068d