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News and updates...
MW Active pleads guilty
Following the prosecution
brought by Cotswold District Council, WM Active, the company responsible for
managing health and safety at the Cotswold Water Park swimming area where the
death of Kajil Devi occurred in 2010, entered a guilty plea at Gloucester Crown
Court on 14 July in relation to an offence of failing to ensure the health and
safety of non-employees, contrary to Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at
Work etc Act 1974. A sentence hearing
will take place on 30 October. |
Keynes Park company to be prosecuted regarding death of Kajil Devi
WM Active Ltd is to be prosecuted for health and safety failings following the death of a 15-year-old schoolgirl in 2010. |
City of London Police Report released
The long awaited City of
London Police report has been published. |
Reaction to Max Thomas pre-election letter
Correspondence continues following the unprecedented distribution of the Max Thomas letter prior to the recent County Council election: |
Continuing debate after public letters from Cllr Jenkins and Max Thomas
A public
letter from Cllr Esmond Jenkins supporting Lib-Dem candidate Mike Evmey
containing criticisms of Cllr Shaun Parsons, and an unprecedented public letter
in response from Mr Thomas of Watermark, continue to cause debate about the
Water Park saga. |
Police end Water Park investigation, and Cllr Jenkins seeks disclosure
As the City of London Police and the Crown Prosecution Service advise Gloucestershire Constabulary that further enquiries not justified, in a letter copied to local councillors, Cllr Esmond Jenkins seeks disclosure of evidence and witness statements. |
| Attachments:
Letters_GlosPolice 21.03.13 and E Jenkins 25.03.13.pdf
Cllr Jenkin's legal challenge to CDC dismissed by County Court
Esmond Jenkins brought the case claiming Cotswold District Council should have provided him with legal cover during his Standards for England hearing in January 2012, but the judge at Oxford County Court said it had little chance of success. |
Dennis Grant order to repay £319,000
Gloucester Crown Court, having ruled that Grant had defrauded Cotswold Water Park Society of £770,291.25, has ordered that his assets - rules to be worth £318,949.71 - must be paid to the Cotswold Water Park Trust. If he fails to pay by November 2013, he is to serve an extra three and a half years in prison, to run concurrently with his current four year, four month sentence. |
CWP Trust seeks some new Trustees
As the ongoing management of the Cotswold Water Park Trust is still regarded with concern, assurances are given by Matthew Millett, and new Trustees are being sought: |
CWP Trust wins civil case against Dennis Grant
CWP Society
has obtained a judgement for recovery of around £1m, but the Matthew Millet,
Managing Director of CWP Trust anticipates that only a small proportion of this
will be recovered from Mr and Mrs Grant. |
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