Wright Hassall / BPA / ISPA --- WHY ????

Coupon-mad

ISPA appears to be a 'brand' just like POPLA.

One wonders if, maybe, the BPA will appoint some guy from Wright Hassall as the new ISPA chair...no conflict of interest there of course...

pappa_golf

start worrying when its renamed


International scrutiny for parking appeals with an address "up north"

beamerguy

Coupon-mad wrote: »

ISPA appears to be a 'brand' just like POPLA.

One wonders if, maybe, the BPA will appoint some guy from Wright Hassall as the new ISPA chair...no conflict of interest there of course...

Hey C-M if the Troy pulled a stunt like that it's defo time to contact the FRAUD hotline

beamerguy

pappa_golf wrote: »

start worrying when its renamed


International scrutiny for parking appeals with an address "up north"

Does not matter what they are called or where they are located, right now, anything that Troy does must be held as suspect

fil_cad

beamerguy wrote: »

Does not matter what they are called or where they are located, right now, anything that Troy does must be held as suspect

Troy dosent like the truth, the silly !!!!!! blocked me from their twitter page.
:eek:

pappa_golf

now they are 4


http://ispa.co.uk/board

beamerguy

Everybody will be watching Troy and in particular what happens to Wright Hassall

Don't think anyone is remotely interested in the ISPA and the 4 remaining board members. They are not a functional organisation and pointless under Troy's leadership

pappa_golf

UPDATE:


the tea lady at the BPA has been promoted to chairperson of the ISPA




Mrs wilda Smith (aged 55 from Wrexham) said when interviewed




"Don,t know what all the fuss is about , one afternoon a month , they are paying me £8.50 per hour and I just have to sign some papers , heck I can even take my knitting with me"

beamerguy

pappa_golf wrote: »

UPDATE:

the tea lady at the BPA has been promoted to chairperson of the ISPA

Mrs wilda Smith (aged 55 from Wrexham) said when interviewed

"Don,t know what all the fuss is about , one afternoon a month , they are paying me £8.50 per hour and I just have to sign some papers , heck I can even take my knitting with me"

Are you really sure pappa ?
Do remember that Mr Bean applied

Mattevansc3

beamerguy wrote: »

That is such old news , cannot keep up with old news

Anyway, as said at the time, electronic transfer of data 24/7 would only cost penny's so it's bull and bluff that they lose money from the £2.50 or ...... maybe the books are cooked ?

Or maybe as a private entity and like all other private entities, they do not have 24/7 electronic access to the data and that data is requested and processed by a member of staff .