Professional Standards – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Lesley Pilkington’s Appeal Fails

By Peter Ould Posted on May 23, 2012 Posted in Reparative Therapy, UK News 34 Comments Tagged with Andrea Williams, Appeal Panel, Barrister, Belief System, Chilling Effect, Christian Values, Christians, Climate Of Fear, Counselling Methods, Diversity And Equality, John Bingham, Lesley, Pilkington, Professional Standards, Public Sphere, Quelle, Strudwick, Suspicion, Therapeutic Model, Tolerant Society

Quelle Surprise. John Bingham in the Telegraph has the news. A conduct hearing last year ruled that Mrs Pilkington had fallen short of professional standards by making â€œpremature and recklessâ€ diagnoses. An appeal panel yesterday threw out a number of …

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When it’s right to sack a Constable

By Peter Ould Posted on November 26, 2008 Posted in Secular / Christian 2 Comments Tagged with American Organisation, Anglican Church, Biblical Texts, Constabulary, Deputy Chief Constable, Edp, Employment Tribunal, Gay Liaison, Gay Rights, Homosexual Sex, Independent Police Complaints Commission, Learmonth, Liaison Officer, Norfolk Police, Police Complaints, Police Computers, Politeness, Professional Standards, Religious Views, Sea Palling, Work Time

Read this story from the Norwich Evening News. A constable who accused Norfolk police of promoting gay rights over religious beliefs has been sacked from the force for misconduct. PC Graham Cogman, from Sea Palling, had previously been disciplined after …

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