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musings of a Norfolk insurgent
Turnip Taliban
Rural people lost their stake in politics long before Conservative Central Office imposed its candidate on South West Norfolk.
But a watershed came when they gave us a new name.
Now something's stirring, out in the turnip fields. And it might just be spreading.
But a watershed came when they gave us a new name.
Now something's stirring, out in the turnip fields. And it might just be spreading.
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A football regulator? - It is fashionable amongst the political parties and some football fans to demand a Statutory “independent” football regulator. Some fans support such a cha...21 hours ago
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Me and My Books - The Daily Mail runs a feature on Fridays called Me and My Books. This week they asked to contribute. Well, it would have been rude not to! WHAT BOOK… ...6 days ago
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100 Push-ups a day: wrap up - I achieve my target!!! It’s done. One hundred a day, for a month. Three thousand push-ups. Honestly, you would not recognise me now, what with my powerful,...1 year ago
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Tories, just about saving The Tories - I'm guessing I shouldn't have been surprised when hearing the interview with Jeremy Hunt on Radio 4 this morning ... Basically his primary goal is the s...4 years ago
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Heads of GCHQ, MI5, SIS "open" evidence session ISC 14:00 Thursday 7th Nov 2013 - After being hastily cancelled in the first week of July 2013, the Intelligence and Security Committee has again announced the "historic" first ever open or...10 years ago
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Labour has £28 billion worth of unfunded spending commitments - Shapps - By Paul Goodman Follow Paul on Twitter. Attack-mails from Grant Shapps and his sorcerer's apprentices in CCHQ's kitchen seem to be arriving in my in-box at...10 years ago
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Not Waving But Drowning - Apologies for lack of posts. Denham Senior has been hospitalised with a serious heart condition and blogging has therefore moved to the back seat. But to...10 years ago
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The Delusions of the Little Known - When those who are elected to that far away place, the European Parliament, time rests heavily on their hands. They twiddle their fingers and try to find ...11 years ago
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According to the Telegraph the riots are all down to teachers - I was left open mouthed, but not entirely surprised this morning when headlines started coming in that a teacher had been in court for looting. As a teache...12 years ago
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- Vote Conservative - win a million
- Will it be enough to just let Labour lose
- Royals and their privacy plea
- Local govt review - new legal challenge
- Grim reality of life in the Norfolk countryside
- Free parking present from hospital
- Shoplifters of the world unite and take over
- Why I'm leaving the Lib Dems
- Slow weekend for news, your Royal Highnesses
- No flowers for Norfolk NHS
- The arrogance of a Minister
- Why do people drive like mongs in the snow
- Mandy turns down invite to spend a day on a farm
- So here it is, Merry Chlamydia
- More strain for those who travel by train
- Knowing me, now I'm off - aha
- Normal for Norfolk - a little song
- David Cameron's revenge on turnip land
- Slightly less Norfolk kids are fat, shock
- Sad day for democracy on the way
- Million public sector jobs 'should go'
- Recycling wobble follows Climategate
- Climate change not our fault , says survey
- Amanda Holden sells knickers for charity
- Illegal Parker Bowles shock horror
- Here we go again, yawn
- An interesting schol of thought
- Have the Turnip Taliban sunk the tories..?
- Shut down Marham for a quieter Norfolk
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Another Quango just doing what it wants. People have less say about their lives than ever. The Boundry Commission has never put right the bias shown towards Labour in the boundries.
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