CBRUK TODAY [Monday 16 January 2006] asked UK transport secretary Alistair Darling to disclose the evidence of all contacts he has received in his present post from or in the name of the EAST London borough of tower hamlets council and in relation to the Crossrail hole bill.
CBRUK TODAY [Monday 16 January 2006] asked transport secretary Alistair Darling to disclose the evidence of all contacts he has received in his present post from or in the name of the London borough of tower hamlets council and in relation to the Crossrail hole bill.
In his letter sent to Alistair Darling, CBRUK Chair says that the lesson is that rather than face a towering embarrassment and calls for his resignation when he will not be able to salvage his reputation or career, Alistair Darling must point to those who have misled him in promoting the Crossrail hole Bill attack on the East End.
In his letter sent to Alistair Darling, CBRUK Chair says that the lesson is that rather than face a towering embarrassment and calls for his resignation when he will not be able to salvage his reputation or career, Alistair Darling must point to those who have misled him in promoting the Crossrail hole Bill attack on the East End.
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