Monthly Archives: January 2012
Ellesmere Shows how Left Wing he is
In Monday’s Ipswich Morning Star, Captain Mainwaring shows his true bonkers left wing self. First of all Ellesmere talks about the Bolshevik Broadcasting Commune and claims government changes would make it bias towards London. Obviously the fact that the Bolshevik … Continue reading
The Human Face Of Modern Slavery
Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, with annual profits exceeding that of ExxonMobil ($32 billion from sex trafficking alone). The average girl forced into prostitution is 13. Many are younger than that. A lawyer, Corban … Continue reading
Co-operatives Bill to help build a fairer economy
The Prime Minister has announced plans to introduce a Co-operatives Bill that will cut red tape and help to build a fairer economy. Story here. David Cameron said: “We know that breaking monopolies, encouraging choice, opening up new forms of … Continue reading
RSV Agrees with Alasdair Ross
On Ipswich Spy here Ken Bates said So far we’ve seen an increase in rents to all tenants of IBC. What’s next, a council tax increase, blaming the actions of our coalition Government? To which the author of the dRoss … Continue reading
Ben Gummer’s Latest Ipswich Star Coloumn
Here’s Ben’s latest Ipswich Morning Star column Losing a friend Even near the end, he was cracking jokes, teasing me and engaging in some good political gossip. It is why I shall miss Russell Harsant so much. He was one … Continue reading
Reasons People Join the Labour Party
On the Labour party‘s website is a widget with reasons people are giving for joining the Labour Party. Some of the reasons are so ridiculous you just couldn’t make them up. Obviously people aren’t going to say they’re joining the … Continue reading
Well said Judy Terry
Judy Terry‘s latest piece in the Ipswich Flyer is absolutely brilliant. It truly hits quite a few the nails on the head. The article is so good that it has caused a reaction within the local left wing blogesphere with … Continue reading
