Day 1,065 since Thistle’s Major Works Programme Started
Now TODAY, TWO FULL YEARS after Thistle’s E.ON contract failed on 30/11/16
Thistle Housing’s senior management and their allies in the incapable Management Committee claim that the Major Works Programme, begun on 7 January 2016 and with an end date of 30 November 2016, “was successfully completed on 31 March 2018“. Not that they told anyone, not that they asked if anyone agreed, not that they troubled themselves to consider that Toryglen residents just might not be satisfied or even just bloody angry.
Nope. They don’t care just so long as the loot to pay their over inflated salary packages continues to flow from residents’ funds.
“COMPLETE“
The Oxford English Dictionary, see here.
Now, some images taken yesterday evening, apparently illustrating Thistle’s interpretation of “COMPLETE“.
How do you know when Thistle Housing’s inept management and blithering committee are lying?
Simple. They always do.
This site is still taking some time out, as previously mentioned, to let things happen. There are a few things boiling away in and around Thistle Fort, not to mention the continued and unexplained disappearance of Grace McColgan, the £90,000 per annum Director.
You might recall that she coincidentally disappeared exactly and immediately just before the Scottish Housing Regulator pounced on Thistle’s puerile management on 23rd August 2018. She’s fucked off again and has been for weeks. Suppose it needs time to spend all that loot.
Wonder if it’s being spent in the palatial G44 address or maybe, yet again, she’s off somewhere proclaiming anti Brexit with her foreign passport.
There will, of course, be further comment when the time and the opportunity present themselves.
Below, EXACTLY a year ago.
WITH THISTLE’S CORRUPT MANAGEMENT, NOTHING CHANGES.
Next year, same thing on 30 November 2019?
https://grabthethistle.wordpress.com/2017/11/30/one-year-late/
MAKE UP YOUR OWN MIND.
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