Comments on: Haringey's lies exposed!

By: AM

AM — Sat, 30 May 2009 15:57:33 +0000

Panorama was a very revealing documentary. Taking the viewer through the torture chamber termed a home where the child suffered and died was a very moving experience. The Nazis needed barbed wire to aid the torturers in their pay and to keep the tortured in. Here there was nothing – plenty of access for public bodies to the house if need be and yet they did absolutely nothing to save him.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 14 May 2009 14:19:00 +0000

Haringey Labour are a disgrace the have let everbody down.This shameless Labour Mob who’s MP’s have demonstrated by their actions on expenses the type of people they are.The coming Local Election next year will demonstrate the kind of selfish self centred individuals .Labour will dip into their Election slush fund which they to shower on Politically vulerable wards when the Election is called ,as residents we are conned into thiking what a wonderful job they are doing.This money would be better spent in getting more social workers of a higher standard.Shame on you Labour you have blood on your hands.Well done Lyne and your Libs we will support you and whoever else that is willing to stand up to this mob.

By: dreamingspire

dreamingspire — Wed, 06 May 2009 06:08:00 +0000

Panorama said “Baby Peter”, along with a statement that we can now legally say that. Anyway, we knew that from the blogosphere.
Panorama also included a very revealing moment about the way in which Ed Balls operates his portfolio. Asked why nothing had been done about the shameful way in which social service depts overwork their staff, when a great deal has been done to improve the lot of teachers and the quality of their work, his answer was basically that teachers are organised to lobby, while social workers are not. To give him his due, he has responded quickly, with an announcement this morning of a support programme for the sector, but nevertheless we cannot escape the conclusion that Ministers respond to lobbying rather than positively ensuring that all topics in their portfolio are properly managed. This also washes back into Whitehall, where public servants should be ensuring quality of work and fairness of working environments for all of the areas that they oversee.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 05 May 2009 08:57:00 +0000

You said “Baby Peter”