Monthly Archives: September 2010

Next London Rd Area Residents’ Briefing on the local street prostitution strategy Date: Tuesday 12th October 2010 Time: 7.30 pm (doors open at 7) Venue: School Hall, St Matthew’s CEVA Primary School, Portman Road, Ipswich. Since I recieved the the last … Continue reading →

The leader of the party that created Police State UK, The leader of the party that gave us four million CCTV cameras, more speed cameras per square mile than anywhere else in the world, DNA databases, local council Starzi’s, ninety … Continue reading →

Story here. She said ““That might be fine in the nice comfortable villages but who’s going to come together to build the doctor’s surgery in my area of Ipswich where there are some quite serious deprivation issues?” Isn’t that amazing? … Continue reading →

It’s pointed out by theDaily Mail that last night the very validity of the Labour Leadership result was cast into doubt as it emerged that an astonishing 36,562 votes were deemed to have been spoiled, largely because unsuspecting voters failed … Continue reading →

Shadow Treasury chief secretary Liam Byrne accused the Government today of being ”hell bent” on ‘destroying the foundations of economic success laid by Labour.’ Story here. Considering it was Labour that wrecked the ecoonomy, it’s rather laughable. Better still the … Continue reading →

Labour along with their Trade Union masters are still deploying scare tactics. Remember the leaflets like this? Of course the best result of such leaflets in Ipswich was this It would appear that Labour have continued these scare tactics concerning … Continue reading →

Trade Union appointed Labour leader Ed Milliband has vowed to stand up for the ‘squeezed middle’ Story here. This means that he is carrying on where Blair and Brown left off. He has vowed that Labour should ‘never again lose … Continue reading →

The votes are in and unlike Bridge Ward News I want it to be Ed Balls and not one of the Milliband Brothers I don’t think Ed is the less odd looking brother either. To be honest they both look … Continue reading →

According to Tim Martin Chairman of Wetherspoons The last Labour government could hardly have adopted a more damaging approach to the national institution of the pub, with its preoccupation with extra taxes and regulations, including its entrapment policies of sending … Continue reading →

It appears that not only the Unions but also the Evening Star are getting upset with the coalition’s post Labour government damage limitation measures. More here. The article is only talking about cuts and not why cuts have to be … Continue reading →