LEGAL ??? DUTY OF CARE??

Dear Sir or Madam,

Regarding the below why don't you employ people who can resolve
fairly rather than deliberately delay ?Does Dept Transport not know
HIGHWAYS LAW or access it ?Why should I endure damage to car
because Police don't want to record crime and they asssist even
when dyspraxic . What is the point of this appalling call centre
useless enquiry line.
So request Internal Review .Do you examine yourselves also
unfairly?

Ivan Pocock
Department for Transport
Information Rights Unit
Zone D/04
Ashdown House
Sedlescombe Rd North
St Leonards on Sea
East Sussex
TN37 7GA

Web Site: www.dft.gov.uk

Our Ref: P0005355

28 May 2009

Freedom of Information Request P0005355

Dear Julie Shrive,

I am writing regarding your request for information, which I
received on 28th May 2009. In that request, you asked us for:

“Is it legal for a skip lorry to block the road so one can't turn
round? My disabled Kangoo van/car carrying disabled scooter has had
its rear windscreen wiper knocked off by a lampost painted black
[camouflaged] because road so narrow. Why do police not want to
know say civil and firm Brewers couldn't care less I shouldn't have
to suffer their illegal? practice nor be out of pocket as a
result.”

I will be unable to proceed with your request without clarification
of the information you wish to receive. Can you please confirm
exactly what information you are requesting from us as a Central
Government Department under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I
must advise that we are unlikely to hold information on the
legality of a skip lorry blocking a local road.

Please note that if I do not receive appropriate clarification of
your information requirements within three months from the date of
this letter, then I will consider your request closed.

If you wish to discuss any of the above, please contact me. Please
remember to quote the reference number above in any future
communications.

Yours sincerely,

Ivan Pocock
Information Rights Advisor

Yours faithfully,

Julie Shrive

Dear Sir or Madam,

Are you telling me Dept of Transport doesn't know the below who can
progress.

“Is it legal for a skip lorry to block the road so one can't turn
round?

If you need clarification with no ability to comprehend don't do
the job as the above requires understanding and resolution ??!!! .

So request a review with someone not on a remit to not understand .

Julie Shrive

11 June 2009

Dear Sir or Madam,

Regarding the below why don't you employ people who can resolve
fairly rather than deliberately delay ?Does Dept Transport not know
HIGHWAYS LAW or access it ?Why should I endure damage to car
because Police don't want to record crime and they asssist even
when dyspraxic . What is the point of this appalling call centre
useless enquiry line. So request Internal Review .Do you examine
yourselves also unfairly?

Ivan Pocock Department for Transport Information Rights Unit Zone
D/04 Ashdown House Sedlescombe Rd North St Leonards on Sea East
Sussex TN37 7GA

Web Site: www.dft.gov.uk

Our Ref: P0005355

28 May 2009

Freedom of Information Request P0005355

Dear Julie Shrive,

I am writing regarding your request for information, which I
received on 28th May 2009. In that request, you asked us for:

“Is it legal for a skip lorry to block the road so one can't turn
round? My disabled Kangoo van/car carrying disabled scooter has had
its rear windscreen wiper knocked off by a lampost painted black
[camouflaged] because road so narrow. Why do police not want to
know say civil and firm Brewers couldn't care less I shouldn't have
to suffer their illegal? practice nor be out of pocket as a
result.”

I will be unable to proceed with your request without clarification
of the information you wish to receive. Can you please confirm
exactly what information you are requesting from us as a Central
Government Department under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I
must advise that we are unlikely to hold information on the
legality of a skip lorry blocking a local road.

Please note that if I do not receive appropriate clarification of
your information requirements within three months from the date of
this letter, then I will consider your request closed.

If you wish to discuss any of the above, please contact me. Please
remember to quote the reference number above in any future
communications.

Yours sincerely,

Ivan Pocock Information Rights Advisor

Yours faithfully,

Julie Shrive

Yours faithfully,

Julie Shrive