Monthly Archives: December 2018

It shall be very joyous in 88 days after this post tick tock tick tock

From here. Tom Hunt, has today (31/12/2018) called on Ipswich Labour MP Sandy Martin to make clear that he fully respects the clear verdict that the people of Ipswich expressed in June 2016 to leave the EU and to oppose … Continue reading →

From here. The overwhelming transport infrastructure priority for Ipswich is a northern relief road. Over the past month it’s been made clear to me whoever I’ve spoken to just how important this is for the Town. The reality is that … Continue reading →

The Bolshevik Broadcasting Commune, the Brexit Bashing Corporation, the Buggers Broadcasting Comunism, guardian.tv, that behemoth funded by an unfair, government imposed Poll Tax and helped by the EUSSR with further funding, should be privatised. Over the Christmas period has been … Continue reading →

Ipswich labour have been delivering junk mail in Holywells Ward and it just so happens that Ipswich Labour’s Favourite Blogger has obtained a copy. Primarily it rants against over £80 million being invested in Ipswich. They say that they believe … Continue reading →

Ipswich Labour have been delivering junk mail in Bixley Ward. A copy of has been obtained by Ipswich Labour’s Favourite Blogger. It talks about council houses being built in Cauldwell Hall Road. This is part of Ipswich Labour’s gerrymandering project … Continue reading →

Thousands upon thousands of Venezuelans pour into Colombia over a crowded cross-country bridge, their faces gaunt, carrying little more than a backpack. Rail-thin women cradle their tiny babies, and beg along the gutters that are strewn with rubbish. Women sell … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Brian Riley's – ABWFH:
My brother and I tend to meet up two or three times a year to have a decent lunch and catch up on the events in our lives and those of our…

The year is 2081 and Yuletide was approaching.  The sons and daughters of Albion were looking forward to the celebration of the boiling of Brussels. For it was at this time of year we looked forward to the boiling of … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Ipswich Conservatives:
It’s 18 months since the lights were turned off in one of the most prominent buildings in our Town Centre. Since then £3.6 million has been spent on improving the Cornhill to try and create…