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YMINGTON’S departing town
L“bullying
clerk had suffered a campaign of
and intimidation” by two
Leaving: Steve Cridland
new employer to try to speak to the
leader and try to dish the dirt; thankfully they had the sense not to listen.
This is the most disgusting thing I’ve
ever heard and Steven doesn’t
deserve it.
“Well Burgess Hill, you don’t know
how lucky you are. Steve, thank you
for all the excellent work you have
done over the last five years.”
She went on to list all he had done
for the town, praising his “can do”
approach.
“The councillors have come up
with the ideas but you have made
them happen,” she said. “Nothing has
ever been too much trouble.
“We are going to miss you — it’s a
very, very sad day for this council.”
Coun. White said Mr Cridland had
been an “outstanding” clerk, who had
made friends throughout the town.
He then added: “I regret having to
spoil these words with the truth of
Car driver critical after
head-on lorry smash
MOTORIST was left fighting for a life-threatening condition, but no
Ainvolved
h e r l i f e a f t e r h e r c a r w a s further update was available when
in a head-on collision the ‘A&T’ went to press. No one else
with a lorry at Wootton, near New
Milton.
The smash between the 37-yearold woman’s blue Ford Focus and a
Scania lorry belonging to Swaybased skip and plant hire company
G. Farwell Ltd took place in
Holmsley Road just before 3.10pm
on Thursday in last week.
Firefighters were alerted as she
was trapped inside the car, and two
crews from New Milton and one from
Redbridge removed its roof to free
her.
The Hampshire and Isle of Wight
air ambulance and a land ambulance
were dispatched and the casualty
was treated at the scene for serious
head and face injuries. She was flown
to Southampton General Hospital in
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RESIDENTS 'BULLIED
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local residents — with one even
phoning his new employer — a
council meeting heard.
Steve
Cridland
recently
announced he would be stepping
down from his position with Lymington Town Council after five years,
having secured a similar position
with Burgess Hill Town Council in
Sussex.
Speaking at Wednesday’s full
council meeting, mayor Coun.
Michael White and former mayor
Coun. Anna Rostand said his decision was down to the “outrageous behaviour” of a small number of local
residents, including Mike Thorpe
and Mike Woodford, who had been
“ fe d i n fo r ma t i o n ” by s o me
councillors.
Coun. Rostand said: “Some people
may think, ‘Why is he going?’. I’ll tell
you why he’s going.
”There are a few people who come
to our meetings and they are so obnoxious and unpleasant. They have
accused him of the most outrageous
things. Mr Thorpe is not here tonight
but he is one of them. Mr Woodford
you have not made life easy for him
with all your rantings and ravings,
and you have written him endless
letters — it’s tantamount to harassment what the poor town clerk has
had to put up with and the people of
Lymington need to know this."
Mr Woodford, who was present at
the meeting, then began shouting
from the public gallery but he was
silenced by members.
Coun. Rostand continued: “Unfortunately, it is always the minority
that dictate the majority. This is a
handful of unpleasant people who
have been fed information by a handful of councillors.”
She added: “I want it known that
Mr Thorpe actually phoned Steve’s
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was hurt.
Police kept the road closed off
until shortly before midnight to
allow a full investigation to be
carried out.
The ‘A&T’ contacted G. Farwell
Ltd about the incident, but the
company declined to comment.
Anyone who saw what happened
should contact Sgt Scott Kerr on
101, quoting Operation Juke, or call
Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Another two-vehicle collision took
place elsewhere on the same road
around 6.10pm that day. This
resulted in a woman, thought to be in
her 20s, having to be taken by
ambulance to Southampton General
Hospital with a possible chest injury.
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the situation. Our town clerk chose
to seek further opportunities for a
reason — this is the completely outrageous behaviour of unelected
members of the public, with support
from certain councillors, who have
harried, bullied and intimidated him
and his staff, in an attempt to undermine the success of the council.
“Those who attend this chamber
regularly will have witnessed this.”
Coun. Martina Humber, who represents Pennington, thanked Mr
Cridland for his help with last year’s
Christmas lights and the youth club,
and Coun. Penny Jackman said he
would be a “hard act to follow”.
Mr Cridland then responded: “I
certainly do not deny that when one
wakes up at 3am worrying about
what’s going to happen that day, it’s
time to move on.”
But Coun. Ted Jearrad said he “resented” the inference that some
HRH The Countess of Wessex made a special visit to a charity that supports people with
councillors had been “party to the
learning difficulties on Wednesday. She toured the Stable Family Home Trust grounds at
clerk’s departure”.
Bisterne, near Ringwood, and chatted with excited staff and service users. The royal guest
He continued: “I wish the town
enjoyed a Makaton sign language demonstration and short drama performance, and was
clerk well in his position and if he
also shown woodwork and pottery creations. See page 4 for full report and pictures.
can’t take a bit of flack then that’s
too bad.”
He also claimed the real reason for
his leaving was a pay rise.
Mr Cridland is the second staff
member to leave the council in the
last six months. In September 2014,
finance officer Sue Finnimore reETECTIVES are hunting a man forward if they were in the area anything suspicious in Holbury
signed after Mr Woodford and Mr
who subjected a woman to a seri- between 10pm and midnight that Manor Park, Park Lane or Lime Kiln
Thorpe questioned her professional
ous sexual assault at a Holbury evening.
Road between 10pm and midnight
integrity.
beauty spot.
Det. Sgt Gemma Hunter said: “Did that evening.”
A council meeting heard Mr WoodThe victim, who is in her early 20s, you see a lone woman in the area?
ford had phoned The Institute of
Did you see a man walking in or
Anyone with information should
Chartered Accountants in relation was attacked as she walked through around the park?
contact Det. Sgt Hunter at SouthHolbury Manor Park around
11.30pm on Friday in last week.
“I am also keen to speak to anyone ampton police station on 101 or call
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People are being urged to come who might have seen or heard Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Woman admits
Pennie murder
inquiry charge
HYTHE woman has admitted
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in the investigation into
DISTRICT
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the alleged murder of motherof-five Pennie Davis.
Lian Doyle (24), of Beech Crescent,
appeared at Winchester Crown Court
on Friday in last week and pleaded
guilty to a charge of perverting the
course of justice. The offence took
place between September 2nd and
September 6th 2014, the court heard.
Another allegation that Doyle
assisted an offender has now been
dropped by prosecutors.
Her sentencing was adjourned
until a trial, set to go ahead on March
3rd, into three other people charged
in connection with the case has
concluded. She was remanded in
custody.
Mrs Davis was found dead with
mul t i pl e s t a b w o u n ds by he r
husband Pete on September 2nd
last year, in a paddock opposite
Leygreen Farm at Beaulieu where
she had been tending her horses.
The mayor has hit back at her
deputy, branding him “offensive
and
unprofessional”,
after
it
emerged he had criticised her for
not supporting him over a racist
remark he made. Coun. Barbara
Woodifield questioned why Coun.
Michael Thierry, who previously
likened enforcement action to “a
nigger in a woodpile”, had raised his
“faux pas” again. Page 2
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Appeals against the borough
council’s refusal of two supermarket proposals will be considered at
public meetings, while a scheme for
a third is being scaled down. The
challenges are by Simons Developments Ltd and Brookhouse (Christchurch) Ltd, while Quantum’s
amendment to its multi-millionpound project was put down to
market “turbulence”. Page 3
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been submitted by New Forest District Council. Expected to cost
£1.1m, the scheme includes ramps,
steps, rails and temporary fencing,
and existing huts will be replaced
with concrete structures no “larger”
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Amputee denied access at job
centre for disability interview
WHEELCHAIR-BOUND man
Ab e5has
spoken of his shock after
i n g tu r n e d a w a y f r o m a
disability assessment on health
and safety grounds.
Michael Sparks (52), from St
Leonards Road, East End, whose
right leg is amputated below the
knee, travelled to Bournemouth job
centre on January 13th but was told
he could not go up to the first floor
appointment room even though
there was a lift because staff said he
would not be able to get down
unaided in the event of a fire.
Mr Sparks (pictured) told the
‘A&T’: “The woman seemed a bit
embarrassed to have to ask if I
could walk up and down the stairs,
as it’s obvious I’ve got an amputated leg. I felt a combination of
shock and bemusement — I
thought they were joking at first.
“It’s a bizarre rule when they have
got members of the public coming in
for disability assessments — you
would expect it to be on the ground
floor.”
Mr Sparks had originally applied
for disability benefits in March 2014
after his toes were amputated
following complications with
diabetes. A subsequent infection in
his foot meant he had the lower part
of his leg amputated in October,
three months after the death of his
father whom he had given up work
to care for.
He told the ‘A&T’ he contacted the
Department for Work and Pensions
to inform them of his change in
circumstances and chase up his
appointment.
“I kept phoning every other week
and they would say I hadn’t been
forgotten and had to wait for the
computer to generate an appointment,” said Mr Sparks.
Growing tired of waiting, he asked
why an appointment could not be
made over the phone and, to his
surprise, he was eventually given one
a few days later. At no point was he
made aware there would be a
problem with access, he added.
His niece had taken the day off
work to drive him to Bournemouth
but their journey was wasted after he
was refused entry to the assessment
room on the first floor. Mr Sparks
was finally assessed at home more
than a week after his unsuccessful
appointment in Bournemouth.
He is currently on the waiting list
for a council bungalow which would
be more convenient for him than the
cottage he has lived in since 1969,
when his father started the plant
nursery next door. Mr Sparks
worked there until his father’s health
deteriorated and he became his
carer.
As part of his treatment he was
given a prosthetic lower leg which he
is increasingly progressing to using,
and his next aim is to start driving
again.
He told the ‘A&T’: “The team at St
Mary’s Hospital in Portsmouth have
been magnificent. This is all new to
me and it’s a learning curve.
“I’ve met some other interesting
amputees there and they give you
some hope with what they have
achieved.”
A spokesperson for the Department for Work and Pensions said:
“People who are invited to attend the
assessment centre in Bournemouth
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Victim: Pennie Davis
Justin Robertson (36), of no fixed
abode, has denied fatally stabbing
her and another charge of conspiracy
to murder her between August 19th
and September 3rd.
Samantha Maclean (28), of Beech
Crescent, Hythe, has entered a not
g u i l t y pl e a t o o n e ma t t e r o f
conspiracy to murder.
Benjamin Carr (22), of Edward
Road, Shirley, also stands accused of
one charge of conspiracy to murder.
At a preliminary court hearing Carr
was due to appear but did not
because of an administrative error
by the court. His defence barrister
has indicated Carr would be entering
a not guilty plea.
Mrs Davies had five children,
Sophie, Alex, Georgia, Daniel and
Joe, and had married her fifth husband Pete, just four months before
her death.
More than 150 of her family, friends
and colleagues gathered to pay their
respects at her funeral at Southampton Crematorium and mourners
made donations to a fund set up in
her name to help support and educate her two youngest children and
The Honeypot Children’s Charity.
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Row over town councillor's
racist comment erupts again
RINGWOOD’S mayor has hit back
at her deputy, branding him “offensive and unprofessional”, after he
reportedly criticised her for not supporting him over a racist remark he
made.
As revealed in the ‘A&T’,
Ringwood’s deputy mayor Coun.
Michael Thierry compared ditch
clearing enforcement to being “like a
nigger in a woodpile” at a town council meeting just before Christmas.
He did apologise at the meeting
before adding: “I hope the gentleman
of the press does not report that."
Coun. Thierry subsequently refused
to make any further comment when
contacted by the ‘A&T’.
The town’s mayor, Coun. Barbara
Woodifield, later released a statement labelling the comment “extremely regrettable”. She said other
members were “appalled” by the remark, but stressed she believed it
was “ill thought out” rather than
malicious.
But at the town council’s latest
meeting on Wednesday night, Coun.
Woodifield revealed she had been
contacted earlier that day by a newspaper which claimed Coun. Thierry
had given them an interview in which
he criticised her for not supporting
him.
Coun. Woodifield responded: “I
find his actions offensive and unprofessional as a councillor.
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mayor of Ringwood, spoke up in his
defence, pointing out the story had
gone all over the national press and
even some news outlets in America.
“I am not trying to take sides but I
do want to just comment that I understand Coun. Thierry was very upset by quotations from you madam
mayor to the press which seemed to
blow up the comment, which was a
slip of the tongue.
“We have all said things,” she said,
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She continued: “I went round before Christmas to take some flowers
and she was still in tears about it.
“I know that he [Coun. Thierry]
said he was not going to say any more
until the whole thing had blown over.
It has been dealt with by the Conservatives on the district council and he
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“It’s absolutely been desperate for
the Thierry family with physical
threats and so on.”
Coun. Woodifield then intervened,
telling Coun. Ford: “I have to respect
the town council and the people of
Ringwood. I cannot condone the
comments that he said.”
To that Coun. Ford replied: “It was
a slip of the tongue that goes with a
certain age group and he apologised
immediately after it. That should be
the end of it.”
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Mr Thorpe accused her of “massaging the budget” and being “on the fiddle” with regard to accounts linked
to the sea water baths.
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into public meetings where members of the public, and indeed one or
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interior. Revitalise your garden with our exclusive range of
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SKIP
HIRE
Low-cost Skip Hire
31Forward
Carisbrooke
Lhotse,
Drive,Court
Pennington [c-t.c.]
tc
CRABBSWOOD LANE, SWAY
t.c.
Peter M. Cooper
Antiques ¤ Restoration ¤ Removals ¤ Storage
Quality Removals – National and
International
¤ Modern warehouse for
containerised storage
¤ Free quotations
¤ Family run company
Est.
1952
Tel. 01590 - 683616 : Fax 01590 - 683830
t.c
29, Gordleton Park, Sway Road, Lymington
a.w.1