Reading Time: 7 minutes I feel I must begin this blog with an apology. It has not been easy to write, I suspect it won’t be easy to read, and I’m not convinced that it will be easy to understand, but please try and stay with it, it might be worth it. You may find it useful to […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes And he seems to have chosen black, Dave Vader and the rest of the Tory Party have absconded to the Dark Side. He has nailed his colours firmly to the mast and announced to the world the contempt he has for the Public Services. Even though the smoke from the Olympics closing ceremony was still
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Reading Time: 4 minutes As you may well imagine there has been a bit of a firestorm on Twitter lately with the announcement that Boris Johnson has appointed Blair Gibbs to work alongside Steve Greenhalgh, the Deputy Mayor for Policing, at Johnson Towers as Principal Advisor apparently (whatever that entails). This appointment is controversial in oh so many ways.
Reading Time: 2 minutes I hadn’t really given much thought to the whole PCC process and the respective candidates until yesterday. I don’t think I even know who the candidates are for Dead Badger County, but at least I do know how to find out when I want to. Then, yesterday, one of our number included a PCC candidate
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hello again loyal readers, I must absolutely begin with an unreserved apology for a second blog on the subject of privatisation in such a short space of time. Something is still bothering me, and I don’t think it’s because I’m being thick. Our revered new Minister for Policing Mr Damian Green MP has gone on
Reading Time: < 1 minute Mrs May has an uncanny ability to go through her career suffering no consequences for her actions, Teflon Theresa 0 0
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Reading Time: 3 minutes and why we should all be happy that she will be at the helm next week while the rest of the government swan off on a well-deserved vacation. Born in 1956, she is nearly as old as me. She is the daughter of a Church of England clergyman. She was educated at a variety of
