BLACKPOOL COUNCIL’S flagship Fairness Commission now has it’s own website and modus operandi published for all to see. Some cite it as little other than a quasi-official think tank for the council leader’ cronies, and from observation of the pages adorning its Wordpress.com blog site, one can conclude that this hypothesis isn’t too far off the mark.
A WINTER of discontent looms as public sector workers in Britain are just days away from strike action over pension reforms.
BLACKPOOL COUNCIL leader Simon Blackburn has started his own digital soapbox in a move which seems to be directly aimed at countering this very site.
LABOUR THREATENED Queens Park residents with the loss of their home if they voted Tory, but despite a Labour win the demolition crews are on standby.
AFTER SCRAPPING various ‘pointless’ committees, Simon Blackburn whipped out his famous brass instrument at the last full council meeting and proclaimed that Blackpool would be creating a Fairness Commission. There was much rejoicing, of course. Who doesn’t want the council to be fair?
A LEADING Blackpool Labour councillor declared war on the private sector after excluding them from a youth consultation, with firms being labelled as “only in it for a fast buck”.
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