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Problems wirh reaching out with university. Noone on phone. Tried 3 days in a row. Receptionist does not hold any information. Wierd start, which indicates I dont want even begin with.
2 days with 5 phone calls (0116 4545130) each lasting half hour on hold for support for my disabled son, no answer. Happy to take our taxes but not provide the service. Remember you work for the public, serve us.
Management cause mental health problem to the staff who challenge them
No support or care for employee. Bullying culture practised at county hall especially in the Adult mental health review team.
A big thank you to LCC for filling in a big pot hole on Deysbrook Lane on Wednesday the repaired the hole within a few hours
This organisation is doing so much good for London cycling safety and the environment. What a team!
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