Thursday, 27 May 2010
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Invitation to Andy Burnham Labour Leadership Launch Event
Invitation to Andy Burnham Labour Leadership Launch Event
Leigh Sports Village
Andy Burnham has pleasure in extending an open invitation to this event to all members of your CLP, and their friends and families. This is not being limited to Labour members or to people from Leigh, as Andy would like as large a cross section of society as possible to come together.
He will be launching his campaign for the leadership for the Labour Party in the heart of his constituency, at Leigh Sports Village, Sale Way, Leigh, WN7 4JY, on Wednesday, 26 May 2010. Gates will open at 5.30pm. Details of how to get there can be found at
www.leighsportsvillage.co.uk
There will be a variety of entertainment, and Andy will be inviting people to contribute ideas showing how Labour can reconnect with the wider public.
This will be a wonderful opportunity for people from all walks of life to demonstrate their support, and to help Labour to reconnect.
We hope you will be able to join us and be part of it.
Yours sincerely,
Joy Smith
Campaign Assistant
07834819906
http://andy4leader.com/
http://twitter.com/andyburnhammp
Leigh Sports Village
Andy Burnham has pleasure in extending an open invitation to this event to all members of your CLP, and their friends and families. This is not being limited to Labour members or to people from Leigh, as Andy would like as large a cross section of society as possible to come together.
He will be launching his campaign for the leadership for the Labour Party in the heart of his constituency, at Leigh Sports Village, Sale Way, Leigh, WN7 4JY, on Wednesday, 26 May 2010. Gates will open at 5.30pm. Details of how to get there can be found at
www.leighsportsvillage.co.uk
There will be a variety of entertainment, and Andy will be inviting people to contribute ideas showing how Labour can reconnect with the wider public.
This will be a wonderful opportunity for people from all walks of life to demonstrate their support, and to help Labour to reconnect.
We hope you will be able to join us and be part of it.
Yours sincerely,
Joy Smith
Campaign Assistant
07834819906
http://andy4leader.com/
http://twitter.com/andyburnhammp
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Friday, 21 May 2010
World cup music video shoot! Englands heartbeat
Date: Saturday, 22 May 2010
Time: 11:30 - 17:00
Location: Salford football club, Moor Lane Salford
Do you want to be in our World Cup video? If you do then get yourself down to Salford FC on Moor Lane, Kersal in Salford tommorrow at 11.45am, bring your kids, friends, anyone you like, Wear your England/Flags Banners, shirt or any team shirt you like.Message me if your planning to attend.This is for The "Shuttleworth" England's Heartbeat featuring The Fall's Mark.E.Smith.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Panther(Cons) & Owl (Libs)
"I passed by his garden, and marked, with one eye,
How the Owl and the Panther were sharing a pie:
The Panther took pie-crust, and gravy, and meat,
While the Owl had the dish as its share of the treat.
When the pie was all finished, the Owl, as a boon,
Was kindly permitted to pocket the spoon:
While the Panther received knife and fork with a growl,
And concluded the banquet by [eating the owl.]
At yesterday's Salford City Council Cllr Bill Hinds quoted this part of a poem by Lewis Carroll in relation to the Liberal Democrats proping up a Conservative Government.
The Liberal Democrats have sold their soul and will suffer the consequences for years to come.
How the Owl and the Panther were sharing a pie:
The Panther took pie-crust, and gravy, and meat,
While the Owl had the dish as its share of the treat.
When the pie was all finished, the Owl, as a boon,
Was kindly permitted to pocket the spoon:
While the Panther received knife and fork with a growl,
And concluded the banquet by [eating the owl.]
At yesterday's Salford City Council Cllr Bill Hinds quoted this part of a poem by Lewis Carroll in relation to the Liberal Democrats proping up a Conservative Government.
The Liberal Democrats have sold their soul and will suffer the consequences for years to come.
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Monday, 17 May 2010
NEW METRO BUS SERVICE FOR LANGWORTHY
I'm pleased to see the announcement below from THE GREATER MANCHESTER INTEGRATED TRANSPORT AUTHORITY.
• A decision about the funding of a Shuttle Service between Salford Crescent, Salford University, Salford Shopping Centre and Salford Quays has been announced. Funding for £382,100 will be available over the next three years. The bid was supported by Salford City Council. It is hoped to start in the New Year and eco-friendly buses will be used. The operator has yet to be chosen.
• A decision about the funding of a Shuttle Service between Salford Crescent, Salford University, Salford Shopping Centre and Salford Quays has been announced. Funding for £382,100 will be available over the next three years. The bid was supported by Salford City Council. It is hoped to start in the New Year and eco-friendly buses will be used. The operator has yet to be chosen.
Tuesday, 11 May 2010
Saturday, 8 May 2010
Langworthy Result.
Just a quick note to say a big thank you to the people of Langworthy who made the effort and came out and voted for me. I really really appreciate it and will continue to represent and work hard for you and the Ward of Langworthy along with my fellow Labour Councillor,Gina Loveday.
Commiserations to my closest contender Lib Dem Steve Middleton who fought a fair election campaign and must be distraught after the Lib Dems lost out locally and nationally.
I know it isn't going to be an easy four year term as the national government will target local authorities for cuts etc. There are going to have to be some very hard decisions taken, which as a councillor you have to do and I know that some decisions are very emotive that some people oppose.
I am proud and privileged to be able to serve the city of my birth, the city I love. I again thank those voters in Langworthy for making it possible.
Commiserations to my closest contender Lib Dem Steve Middleton who fought a fair election campaign and must be distraught after the Lib Dems lost out locally and nationally.
I know it isn't going to be an easy four year term as the national government will target local authorities for cuts etc. There are going to have to be some very hard decisions taken, which as a councillor you have to do and I know that some decisions are very emotive that some people oppose.
I am proud and privileged to be able to serve the city of my birth, the city I love. I again thank those voters in Langworthy for making it possible.
SALFORD LABOUR VICTORIOUS.
Result Board for Langworthy Ward and me with John Merry after we'd both just won in Langworthy & Broughton wards.
The Labour Party in Salford had great results across the city showing that the good citizens of Salford trust us to continue to work hard on their behalf.
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
INDEPENDENT CARTOON
VOTE CAMERON GET THATCHER. DON'T BE FOOLED THE TORIES ARE THE SAME OLD NASTY PARTY WHO WILL ONLY LOOK AFTER THEIR FAT CAT FRIENDS.MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WILL BE THROWN ON THE SCRAP HEAP. TO ENSURE THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN VOTE LABOUR TOMORROW. NEVER FORGET WHAT THATCHER DID TO THIS COUNTRY,CAMERON WILL BE WORSE.
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Monday, 3 May 2010
Brown challenges Tory budget plans
Sunday 02 May 2010by Paddy McGuffin
Labour have warned that Tory budget proposals would shrink the economy by £6 billion and lead to thousands of job losses if the party was elected.
The warning came as the major parties rallied for a final push in the run-up to Thursday's poll.
Tory leader David Cameron claimed that if elected he would call an emergency budget which he said would "slash bureaucracy" and reform public services.
He also pledged to introduce a "war Cabinet" to address the issue of the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan and introduce Bills to allow the first new-style "free schools"- a central plank of the party's education manifesto - to open as early as September.
Teaching unions have warned that Tory education plans are "a patchwork of policies, littered with contradictions and hopelessly out of touch with public opinion."
Mr Cameron also proposed a "Great Repeal Bill" to dismantle what he called Labour's "Big Brother" legislation.
Gordon Brown hit back by urging voters to look closely at Tory policies and the party's plan for an emergency budget that would "shrink the economy by £6bn."
This would mean the loss of "thousands of teachers and thousands of policemen and thousands of other people serving our community," he warned.
Mr Brown said the big issues were "who is best for the health service, who is best for our schools, who is best for our communities and policing, who is best for jobs and the recovery."
He added: "Get the big decisions right about this country and we can have prosperity and justice for all.
"But get the big decisions wrong, as the Conservatives and Liberals would do, and we face more jobs lost, more businesses lost."
He also derided the policies and personality of Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, saying: "We're talking about the future of our country. We're not talking about who's going to be the next presenter of a TV game show."
Mr Brown described Lib Dem policies on immigration and tax as looking like they were written "on the back of an envelope."
For his part, Mr Clegg said the Labour Party was in "existential crisis" and questioned its continued relevance.
Labour have warned that Tory budget proposals would shrink the economy by £6 billion and lead to thousands of job losses if the party was elected.
The warning came as the major parties rallied for a final push in the run-up to Thursday's poll.
Tory leader David Cameron claimed that if elected he would call an emergency budget which he said would "slash bureaucracy" and reform public services.
He also pledged to introduce a "war Cabinet" to address the issue of the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan and introduce Bills to allow the first new-style "free schools"- a central plank of the party's education manifesto - to open as early as September.
Teaching unions have warned that Tory education plans are "a patchwork of policies, littered with contradictions and hopelessly out of touch with public opinion."
Mr Cameron also proposed a "Great Repeal Bill" to dismantle what he called Labour's "Big Brother" legislation.
Gordon Brown hit back by urging voters to look closely at Tory policies and the party's plan for an emergency budget that would "shrink the economy by £6bn."
This would mean the loss of "thousands of teachers and thousands of policemen and thousands of other people serving our community," he warned.
Mr Brown said the big issues were "who is best for the health service, who is best for our schools, who is best for our communities and policing, who is best for jobs and the recovery."
He added: "Get the big decisions right about this country and we can have prosperity and justice for all.
"But get the big decisions wrong, as the Conservatives and Liberals would do, and we face more jobs lost, more businesses lost."
He also derided the policies and personality of Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, saying: "We're talking about the future of our country. We're not talking about who's going to be the next presenter of a TV game show."
Mr Brown described Lib Dem policies on immigration and tax as looking like they were written "on the back of an envelope."
For his part, Mr Clegg said the Labour Party was in "existential crisis" and questioned its continued relevance.
Saturday, 1 May 2010
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