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  Sources close to 'Disgraced Tory Councillor' (copyright Liverpool Echo) write:-
  
  FWIW Frost was suspended by the Conservative party back in May! Some nutter in East Anglia had gone through his 22,000+ Tweets and send screenshots of three of them to Brandon Lewis the Conservative Party Chairman and asked for them to be investigated.
  
  The Party rightly takes accusations of 'racism' very seriously and Frost was suspended whilst an investigation was set up by an Independent Officer. This has still NOT been completed as the poor bugger is snowed under by the world and his cat complaining about everything and everything, though I believe he now has an assistant to deal with things just 'boris'.
  
  You will note that the Party statement says 'Frost has been suspended' but does not say when.
  
  Frost was asked by both Brandon Lewis and the Investigating Officer NOT to discuss this matter although the Local Party Chairman was, of course, notified.
  
  With the present Twitterstorm, unfortunately Frost has had threatening messages and 'phone calls and the Police have had to become involved. He has had to have his address and 'phone number removed from the DDC website. Also both the Local Party and the National Party are having to waste their time fielding questions from the press. He's therefore resigned from the Conservative Party though NOT DDC.
  
  Just to clear up a few bits from the press coverage
  
  1. There is no Marie Stopes Clinic in Liverpool so no Liverpudlian users of it to offend and it is certainly NOT 'just' an abortion clinic. It deals in all forms of 'planned parenthood'. Frost had his own vasectomy done by the organisation hence the use of the word 'bollocks!' in his Tweet to the humourless Cornell.
  
  2. No, he did not mention the 'race' of the slaves he 'bought' because a)they did not actually exist and b)race was not relevant to the structure of the joke which however much people might wish to twist is was in no form 'racist'. Possibly 'bad taste' but so bloody what? The Slavery Act was in 1833. Get over it.
  
  3. Though it will probably be on his tombstone he never used the phrase 'jungle bunnies'. It was part of a word play in which the phrase was alluded to but never actually mentioned - but that's the problem when you try to be a little too clever ......................

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