Grecian 300 (billion) and the future of Britain

SO THE Germans have finally got what they wanted, albeit seven decades later. They finally dominate the whole of Europe including Great Britain, for it seems even tough talking Lord Airbrush of Cameron has become Chancellor Merkel’s latest poodle following French President Sarkozy’s retreat back to Paris.

 
Unions call to arms as militant workers set to hold country to ransom

A WINTER of discontent looms as public sector workers in Britain are just days away from strike action over pension reforms.

 
Labour plan to punish private school pupils

BORING LABOUR conference, with more madcap policy hosted by Red Ed. Lets dumb down the education system even more, shall we?

 
Teachers call to arms: put taxes up to fund our pensions

IT WAS confirmed yesterday that two teaching unions, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) and the National Union of Teachers (NUT) have voted in favour of strike action, set to take place on the 30th of June.

Jan 072011
 
City status is not the Holy Grail

AS MOST locals will know, the council always jumps at the opportunity to get its front men in the Gasjet, foretelling prophecies of magic and wonder only for said tales to fizzle out into a few artists impressions and business lunches for the said few involved. Bestselling author Dan Brown told us that the Holy [...more]

 
'Red' Len declares war on government

Unite has replaced joint secretaries Derek Simpson and Tony Woodley; ultra militant firebrand Len McCluskey has been elected and has called for war on the government.

 
Bell tolls at Town Hall as 1000 face axe

AXEMAN PETER Callow has today confirmed what many were expecting as he signalled town hall henchmen to prepare the jobs guillotine. Up to 1000 staff will be slashed in a devastating flurry of P45s, enforced by government cuts of £32m to Blackpool council’s budget. It is unclear whether the actual cuts are determined by the [...more]

 
It wasn't the Tories that cut the BAE jobs

IT WAS reported in the local news last week that staff at British Aerospace were to face more job cuts following a Government spending review. The jobs in the firing line are not those related to the manufacture of Typhoon – a project I believe should have been axed long ago – but to the [...more]

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