Category Archives: Vitally Important

Things are rather windy here at the moment as I read that the coalition are planning a £1,000,000,000.00p scheme to get a few NEETs off the dole! Think about that one…(doh! do you really need to?) Meself I’m thinking of … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, perhaps, a Blue Peter presenter has a go at cycling across Antarctica. Good luck Helen! Meanwhile Josh buys a new ATB… I’ll put a bit of air in my tyres too shortly and go for a run. While all … Continue reading →

2012 and Holts Manchester Brown Ale is better than ever! As too a lump of Stilton with a cracker! Holts Brewery is close to Manchester’s River Irwell, a possible reason for its potency! NASA actually rate one or two of … Continue reading →

Have a good one!

Another day of murk again with the hills befogged in thick, drizzly cloud. South East water though, apparently entrenched in drought, have asked ‘customers’ not to take baths to save water. So I will join in with them in sympathy… … Continue reading →

It’s bright and mild this morning and, after the solstice, slowly getting lighter again. But the glut of different coloured dustbins that now stand where once trees pumped oxygen into me garden is a constant worry. No one knows what … Continue reading →

A murky morning again with really low cloud over the hills – mind you yesterday Boris the Mayor was seen down Diagon Alley. Maybe he was after a wand… In such austere times, like old Vince, I wouldn’t give-up me … Continue reading →

Some interesting snippets around in the news as, locally, the weather is murky and unclear. An mp no less whinges about his student loans, money borrowed, and borrowed by thousands as they educate themselves. Meanwhile The Turin Shroud and Stonehenge, … Continue reading →

A bit of mushy snow falls here today as, rumour pervades, the beeb are to build a real Tardis for Dr. Who, rather than just film time-travel in the studio! Exeter council say managers can now track their bin-collections, from … Continue reading →

A murky old morning as The Coalition target ‘problem families’ in a big way that they say cost us £9 billion a year. (Mail) With the new proposals that figure should rise by oh, at least double! But, interestingly, ‘The … Continue reading →