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Mark Rosher of Gloucestershire, England
At last night's Parish Council budget meeting, someone asked the question I'd rather been putting off and tipped the domino over. "Please will you reconsider and say you'll stay on as Chairman?" And the answer was, of course, not in the positive. But hey, the cat's out of the bag. And since I had an... Continue Reading →
...there was an election in the offing. And there is, and I don't mean the one that's ever more likely regarding the incompeten... I mean incumbent in Drowning Street. Managing a message board is never easy. I've been online since before the Internet and often spent all night chatting in various bulletin boards, long before... Continue Reading →
If the title mystified you, don't worry, just move along. 🙂 Not a blog post as much as a public copy of some correspondence between me and my MP. Dear Luke I have seen a copy of the letter you recently sent to Tim Bowles, chair of WECA, regarding his election promise as to development... Continue Reading →
I don't get a lot of interaction on this blog, which is generally fine - it's just me rabbiting on. But today I'd like to see if I can get some comments. I was chatting with someone the other morning and we agreed that we could not think of one good reason, beyond the obvious... Continue Reading →
I am pondering the current enthusiasm for "Fake News" and how it has always been here. The blatant lies and misinformation in the US at the moment, whether it be crowd numbers or whatever may have been going on in foreign lands, either makes you laugh or cry or both. And over here in the... Continue Reading →
There's a thread on The Druid Network's members' message board "social_dot" which asks how Druids should react, should behave, should respond to Brexit, Trump, xenophobia and other world issues. I'm afraid my fingers hit the keyboard and I couldn't stop them. And then it felt worth pushing it out from behind the safety net of a... Continue Reading →
I'm not good with political parties. I think I'm fairly politically aware and I think I'm wakeful of the issues with a pragmatic viewpoint. Possibly because of this I don't do well with actually political parties. For years I refused to engage beyond the matter of voting, which I have always believed is a social responsibility... Continue Reading →
If you aren't aware, four authorities in the West of England have come together to produce a housing and transportation strategy for the next twenty years. The area involved is huge, and as such one reads it with local eyes, seeking out how it affects our personal environment. In my home village of Charfield, it seeks to... Continue Reading →
It is unutterably sad to me that our leaders show such disregard for those they purport to lead that they feel able to walk roughshod over the most common of decencies. Once, when politicians were found to be corrupt, in deeds or in life style, they backed away from public life and hid, in the... Continue Reading →
