John Williams has written to Labour’s South-west Regional Director, suggesting it expel or distance itself from jailed fraudster Deborah Wolstonecroft.
E-mail: john49212003@yahoo.co.uk
28th July 2010
Labour South-west
Regional Director
1 Newfoundland Court
Newfoundland Street
Bristol
BS2 9AP
Dear Sir,
DEBORAH SUSAN WOLSTONECROFT, wolrige avenue, plympton, plymouth, pl7 2rt
I am writing about the membership or former membership of Deborah Wolstonecroft, South-west Devon CLP. You may have seen recent national and regional news coverage of her imprisonment for theft or fraud, having stolen from her employer, e.g.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/8493982.stm
I am suggesting to you that Labour should take internal action against this individual, if still a member, so as to place distance between itself and her criminal activities, among other reasons. I am certain that she was a Party member in the late 1990s.
She is the widow of Simon Wolstonecroft, another fraudster, who was involved in running Childslife, a now defunct sham children’s magazine in Plymouth that fleeced local businesses in advertising scams, and who manipulated Labour Party members into writing articles for this magazine. The late Mr. Wolstonecroft claimed to be a Sunday Times fishing correspondent, on joining Labour in the mid 1990s, in Plymouth & Devonport CLP. He is regarded here as a charlatan.
Mrs. Wolstonecroft attempted to manipulate Plymouth Labour councillors (including Leader, Tudor Evans) into supporting an employment dispute that she had with Maureen Lawley, a local Conservative councillor who ran a private care home.
Some of us tried to warn Labour about Mr. And Mrs. Wolstonecroft at the time, but found our concerns not investigated and not taken seriously.
I hope to hear from you in due course about the current issue herein raised.
Yours faithfully,
JG Williams,
Supporter.