Who got the BUNG?

PHD Modular Access Services are the new owners of Padd Farm or as it will be known ‘The PHD Centre’. The Dwyers managed to get their planning application to transform the farm into a commercial complex approved by the council.

A planning application including metal fabrication, scaffolding storage, HGV parking and movements up to and within the farm were approved by Runnymede Borough Council despite many letters of complaint from local residents.

Paul Turrell (left) accepting a BUNG from Bernard Dwyer (right)? Many years ago. The previous owner of Padd Farm was approached by council officers looking for a bung. But being a man of principle, Mr Beach refused to pay the councillors. Consequently, Mr Beach’s domestic, commercial and retrospective planning applications were all refused by Runnymede Borough Council.

In addition, and perhaps to teach Mr Beach a lesson. Councillors at Runnymede Borough Council launched a barrage of enforcement notices followed by litigation which eventually cost the pensioner his farm and who now lives one day at a time in a small mobile caravan along with his wife who is suffering with cancer.

Andrew Pritchard (left) accepting a BUNG for Danny Dwyer (right)?Padd Farm is in the green belt. The aim of green belt is to prevent urban sprawl and damage to the countryside feel. However, it is possible to successfully apply for housing on the green belt for example, to help with the housing crisis.

Records will show that Mr Beach applied to the council to build affordable homes on Padd Farm. This application was refused of course despite the much-needed homes which would have been donated to Runnymede Borough Council with the added benefit of extra council tax income for the council.

Mario Leo (left) accepting a BUNG from Jane Dwyer (right)?Mr Beach’s application was rejected by the council on the grounds that there would be to many motor car movements which could affect residents on the road leading up to the farm. Cars which will be all electric in the not to distance future.

However, the council are ok with PHD’s commercial application and the harmful effects of the many diesel HGV and other commercial vehicle movements going to and from Padd Farm or ‘The PHD Centre’. This logic by the council is initially non nonsensical until you learn councillors are being bribed by the Dwyer family. It’s only then the decision by the council to give PHD Access the go-ahead makes sense.

Nick Prescot (left) accepting a BUNG from Aisling Dwyer (right)?If you know who got the BUNG at Runnymede Borough Council in relation the PHD’s planning application at Padd Farm. Blow the whistle by posting a message.

Planning Committee at Runnymede Borough Council:

Have you noticed any of the above councillors driving a brand-new car recently? Showing of new jewellery or boasting about an all-expenses paid Caribbean cruise holiday? Contact us and we will expose the lowlives.

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