Phil’s swap shop… any takers?
LOOK here, it’s an old character from the Camden Council soap opera, Philip ‘I used to work for the Home Office’ Colligan, talking about how if we all could [READ ON]
June 2011
Seb’s scraps
More words from me on the Olympic ticket farce, which you already knew was a farce, as printed in today’s New Journal: SO, how many of you answered the last call for [READ ON]
Maya and the Mayor
> PLAY: Maya De Souza, Nash Ali and Abdul Quadir > MP3: Maya De Souza, Nash Ali and Abdul Quadir THERE are split opinions among the ruling Camden Labour group about [READ ON]
Sunday Review #3: Getting hot; Cowley’s campaign; Ed’s choice
* THIS bulletin is a little late this week because we’ve all been watching Glastonbury and Wimbledon. Plus it was Camden’s full council last night, where for the [READ ON]
Somedays you are the tree, somedays you are the pissing Islington man
I’M tellin’.. EMILY Thornberry, you said ‘piss’ in the House of Commons. She was quoting a councillor in Islington, but she still said [READ ON]
Baroness Jackson?
ALTHOUGH it would have been a bigger story if the headine read: ‘Glenda: I’m standing for Parliament again – aged 80’, the front page of this week’s [READ ON]
A headteacher’s letter
THERE was the most dignified and thoughtful of short responses from Jenny Stephen, headteacher at South Hampstead School, in response to press coverage in The Sunday Times [READ ON]
You look like a man
From today’s New Journal AS a country, we only have two jokes about sport. All Manchester United fans live in Surrey, and Andy Murray is British in victory but Scottish [READ ON]
A toffee tribute to our Beryl?
IS this an internet wind-up, is somebody hokey-cokeying up the Everton Football Club online shop… or has the free-school sponsoring team really named its new range of [READ ON]
Sunday review #2: Frank’s council flat.. again; Corbett woz ere
Sunday June 19, 2011 *CLICK click click.. the news cycle officially clicked around another full circle this week as we were back with ‘Frank Dobson lives in a council [READ ON]
Richard Osley 