Vote
Today is the General Election and while you may have had enough of all the backbiting and bitching that goes with the interminable run up to it, I would urge you to vote. I see myself as apolitical. What I …
Tag: politics
Hello Harriet Harman
Hanging with Harriet!
Last Monday evening, my Town Team colleague rang to tell me that the Labour party councillor who had expressed an interest in joining us on one of our projects, had called her to ask if she was interested in joining him …
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Social Saturday: Margaret Thatcher
This week, rather than pick a post from each day, I thought I’d bring together some of the many, many posts about Margaret Thatcher. Love her, or hate her, there’s one thing we all seem agreed on and that’s that …
Social Saturday 6 April 2013: My Favourite Reads of the Week
This week, in response to some rather big events, this has turned into rather a political Social Saturday. My apologies to anyone who is turned off by politics, but as someone who had no interest in it until I started …
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Wordless Wednesday: Gay Marriage – It’s a Start!
To celebrate the passing of the gay marriage bill’s first hurdle in parliament, here’s a photo of us on our civil partnership day. Doesn’t sound so romantic does it?! I do hope this progress continues, and that in future marriage …
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