Summary
The rot, so it is said, starts at the top. At a time when car companies are crumbling, unemployment levels are escalating, our own government is rotten to the core and people are seeking comfort zones almost anywhere, who would want to be a carmaker, a banker or an MP? Things must be bad, when our own foreign emigre, Marek the handyman, supping a most pleasant glass of Montrachet in The Potting Shed the other evening, suggests that yours truly should stand as a local Independent contender.
While denying it emphatically, I had to admit the prospect of the FM 'orange-boxing' it around the county had an immediate appeal. One arm thrust into jacket, in the style of any forward-thinking Bonaparte, directing Shakespearean prose at disinterested shoppers, I felt truly grand for a fleeting moment, until reality kicked in and I realised that anyone possessing the political beliefs of someone slightly right of Genghis Khan was somehow earth- shudderingly wrong.See the full content of this document
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Change Breathes New Life Into the George
In our own way, I think Lincolnshire is relatively free of many of the most negative influences that have afflicted the rest of the country, although we do appear to have more than our fair share of moat-clearing, settled mortgage repaying and q...
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