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Lying on a sunbed in Pefkos Greece last August after catching up with a batch of e mails from constituents on a whole range of issues my mind wandered. Yes I am very sad. ”Wouldn’t it be great I though if we could do a bit more of grassroots politics and find a way for a range of voters from more »
Copious ink is being spilt in the social networks and newspapers of the land on the Tories’ NHS reforms. Rightly so. They remind us of not only the gut wrenching impotence of opposition, but of the dangers of on the one hand mindless, on the other purely ideologically driven (and hatred of) more »
Kimberley Farmers Market (KFM) in Nottingham are looking are looking for new traders as part of an exciting plan to expand the market.
KFM has been established since 2009 and currently operates every first Saturday of the month between 9am and 1pm at Toll Bar Square, Kimberley.
One of the more »
My fouth blog of the year looks at why a Living Wage is important and highlights the fact that we can campaign for this now.
more »In the 3rd of my articles for 2012 I look at why HS2 is good for commuters and non commuters alike, East Midlands and across the country
http://labourlist.org/2012/01/hs2-will-serve-the-communities-of-tomorrow/
In the second of my blogs for 2012 I look at the issues of elected mayors, and the opportunity they afford to improve lives of average citizen, and therefore help restore Labour’s credibility with the public.
more »First blog of 2012 looking how how the Environment can help restore Labour’s credibility with the electorate
more »An abridged version of tsfinal what next for labour features in http://www.whatnextforlabour.com/
See Link below that appeared in Eastwood & Kimberley Advertiser – Saturday 29 October 2011
http://www.eastwoodadvertiser.co.uk/news/eastwood-kimberley-news/cinema_plan_for_kimberley_1_3913143
Saturday 25 June 2011 – members of the public were invited to “walk the route” for the proposed Phase III route out to Kimberley, extending from Phoenix Park.
Labour Borough Cllr & Chair of KENTAG (Kimberley, Eastwood & Nuthall Tram Action Group) Andy Cooper organised the walk, with support from more »
