It appears that the resignation of Althea Loderick was more acrimonious than we had imagined.

Well, actually, not very much.

Of course, both have been accused of bullying.

The statement above comes from the Labour Party’s complaints procedure on antisemitism. It is available on the Labour Party website.

The failure of Mayor Fiaz to address the core problems of the residents of Newham may well come back to bite her. Scanning through local social media there are several themes that should give Labour some cause for concern.

We learn that Newham’s Chief Executive, Althea Loderick, is moving on to take on new challenges in Southwark.

You may recall that prior to her election, Ms Fiaz was very keen on openness and transparency and lots of council meetings.

The mayor’s new community organ carried an interesting headline this month.

Time was, in the boring old days, when Labour went about its internal business and nobody else was any the wiser.

Normally, we would not encourage councillors to embroil themselves or their councils in political campaigns beyond their borough borders.

The bullying issue is not going away for Mayor Fiaz.

Newham Recorder, that one-time essential source of local news has just realized that some of the mayor’s colleagues think that she is a bully.

When, as a candidate Ms Fiaz promised that she would not run parking controls as a business,

In an interesting diversion from the norm, the February meeting of Newham Council saw a voice of dissent.

We have learned that former Mayor of Newham, one Robin Wales (and the picture is a Welsh dragon, not a devil; subtle, eh?), anyway, the former mayor has taken metaphorical pen to paper and is nearing completion of a tome that looks at his time in office in Newham.

We are getting interesting, and disturbing reports from Labour councillors who have recently been interviewed to determine if they are suitable candidates to stand for election in 2022.

Would you believe it? Two hundred and thirty applicants to become councillors and Newham Labour seem to have run out of women.

The publication of Roxi and the Tablighis has raised some interesting additional material.

The individual, ‘Mufti’ Umair Zulfiqar was identified as one of the principal activists within one faction of Tablighi Jamaat and within Newham People’s Alliance.

Labour has been distributing leaflets. Good for them. It’s what political parties do.

Prominent amongst the claims made by Mayor Fiaz are that Newham has the lowest council tax in East London. Just how did she manage that after raising council tax by the maximum every year that she has been in office?

It appears that there may have been some manipulated leaflets uploaded to social media. Recently we posted the extract above.

It seems that someone might be trying to get Mr Mirza in trouble over election expenses. So, in line with our policy, we have taken down the original article and below, we have attached the correct leaflets.

We know that Newham is effectively a one-party state, but surely this missive from the London Labour Party to its members must be a little presumptuous.