Following on from the revelations on Visit Scunthorpe yesterday regarding a complaint to Humberside Police concerning 13 Conservative Candidates and their Agent, we have more news about the shocking behaviour of our wannabe councillors in the run up to the election. At the last council meeting, members of the public witnessed an outrageous attack by councillor Trevor Foster on councillor O'Sullivan branding her a liar, an attack which resulted in his being banned from speaking for the rest of the meeting. This unbecoming and outrageous behaviour clearly set the bench mark for what to expect in the forthcoming election campaign. It came as no surprise when yesterday the returning officer reviewed the Conservative literature and decided to inform the police of what he felt was a breach under the representation of the people act 1974. As the police are now formally investigating this matter further comments are disabled on the original article, and we'd ask readers to refrain from further comment on this particular issue. However, in an interesting turn of event's last night, Andrew Percy (Local Tory MP) seemed to drag him self into the argument via twitter. This in its self is interesting as it would appear that the person responsible for producing the leaflet (Rob Waltham) was also Andrew Percy's agent. Cllr Waltham became a councillor in North Lincolnshire in 2007 having previously served in Melton Mowbray as a councillor there. Last night Andrew Percy posted on twitter "Tut tut North Lincs Labour Councillors in trouble for using Council Offices address on party political letters." Looking into his statement further, Visit Scunthorpe can reveal that the Conservative group made a complaint yesterday to the Returning Officer stating that Labour had used Pittwood House as the address on a letter sent to residents. Visit Scunthorpe understands the letter was clearly dated before the election was called and therefore was dismissed by the Returning Officer. We can therefore surmise that there is no suggestion anyone "is in trouble" as the Tweet stated. It is encouraging to see MP's getting them selves involved in the local elections, especially as the house is now in recess; but, its some what disheartening to see that Mr Percy's involvement to date is little more constructive than poring oil on troubled waters. We would have hoped that some one as vocal as Mr Percy would be helping conduct the Conservative campaign in a more constructive manner, as opposed to trying to take cheap shots at this opponents which on the face of it lack little substance. Rather hilariously though, its just been pointed out to me that the Conservatives have used the council offices address on their literature which is exactly the sort of thing that Andrew Percy was complaining about last night: See, its even got a nice pic of him on it.