Wot we need like, in my ‘umble opinion, is a little respectability. Respectability can be purchased, off the shelf. It is surprisingly cheap and available.
Cheap for good reason, for it is quite sham of
Continue reading →Wot we need like, in my ‘umble opinion, is a little respectability. Respectability can be purchased, off the shelf. It is surprisingly cheap and available.
Cheap for good reason, for it is quite sham of
Continue reading →The lunatics appear to have taken over the asylum – and I am so very grateful to them!
Especial thanks to Thaddeus, Andrew (Guthrum) Obnoxio, Grumpy Old
Continue reading →At the core of the government’s plans for a Big Society is the belief that people across the country will diligently take up voluntary work in their local communities once the bureaucracy of an over-bearing state has been
Continue reading →I can’t remember how this article came to my attention. It doesn’t really matter. What
Continue reading →I wasn’t dreading my 50th birthday, really I wasn’t: I haven’t been properly scared by much, ever, except the idea that
Continue reading →I’m probably going to upset a lot of people here, but it’s been a long day at the Abbey, and I’ve been on double cider
Continue reading →Truly, it seems to me that much like the infinite compassion evident in most of humanity, the infinite
Continue reading →Cuts, cuts, cuts … everywhere you look, you can hear the squealing of the herd awaiting the cull of taxpayer
Continue reading →I was tickled to find out about the huge demand for the Pope’s visit over at
Continue reading →In an astonishing display of mendacity, David Cameron has finally called for a halt to EU power grabs
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This morning I received my copy of ‘Citizen’, the magazine of Unlock Democracy.
Let me have a confession here the first political organisation I joined
Continue reading →I wrote last week of the incredible decision on the part of Newcastle City Council to announce £500,000 worth of expenditure on a load of bollards – on the very day that
Continue reading →Following on the recent launch of our Dioclese.co.uk special papal souvenirs, here’s some more items from Pope Benedict ‘Kiss the Ring Tour’ range :
Feeling unclean? Then try our Benedict brand Pope on a
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It was only last month that the Parish council at Uppermill was debating whether they needed to spend £500,000 on updating the Civic Hall. The consensus of popular opinion was that
Continue reading →Deep in Ed Balls’ fiefdom lies the Town of Morley; there the Town Council have come up
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Once long ago, Tony Blair wooed the Labour Party.
‘I forsake all other politics, you are the very one for me’ he trilled, fluttering his bambi eyelashes.
He spent the
Continue reading →A small press release from the Conservative MP Robert Halfron caught my eye. He wished me to know that he
Continue reading →My apologies for the long break in service this morning, we needed to brush off some of the cobwebs that have been accumulating around the place.
Hopefully the site will load a lot
Continue reading →The Burlington Coat Factory opened its doors in 1924, wholesaling ladies coats. The founders cannot have imagined that they would one day be the centre of a world wide controversy.
They built
Continue reading →On the day that the news agenda will be dominated by the Experian report commissioned by the BBC showing that the North of England will be hardest hit by the spending cuts – and we
Continue reading →I began to despair back in the dog days of August. Could there ever be enjoyment found in writing of politics again? Was it just a long grind ahead of us reporting that the Coalition was doing nothing very
Continue reading →I haven’t quite managed to get excited by the idea of one bunch of religious fundamentalist lunatics burning some else’s holy book in the hopes of provoking
Continue reading →An easy mistake to make.
Burly half naked Rugby players milled around the dressing room in confusion.
The Newton Abbot team manager did his best to instil order. One player appeared to be
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