Month: March 2007
George Mitchell school goes Online
Local people interested in keeping up to speed with the multitude of fantastic educational and community projects happening at George Mitchell school (where I am a governor), should visit the school’s superb website.
In recent weeks, the school’s Challenge 2012 project has been going from strength to strength (the school is just about to hand over money it’s raised for a school in El Salvador) and pupils running George Mitchell’s School Bank have also received a visit from Nick Ross, the presenter of BBC One’s ‘Crime Watch’ programme. Continue reading “George Mitchell school goes Online”
Well done, Prezza!
Well done Liverpool Labour!
How on earth did I miss this?
Anyway, I am delighted for new Councillor Colin Strickland and his Labour colleagues in Liverpool.
You’ve just cheered up this London councillor no end!
Very well done and best of luck with your elections in May!
Rethink Trident! – Breakfast with Vivienne!!!!
Another day, another breakfast. This morning it was off to Westminster to take part in the ‘Rethink Trident‘ breakfast rally.
The parliamentary debate on whether to renew Trident is happening as we speak. At the time of writing, it is said that over sixty Labour MPs could rebel and vote against Parliament having to vote through a definitive decision, at the end of tonight’s debate, on whether Britain should renew its nuclear weapons (POST VOTE UPDATE: 95 Labour MPs voted against the government’s motion). The Rethink Trident campaign has been calling for the decision to be delayed until a new Prime Minister is in place Continue reading “Rethink Trident! – Breakfast with Vivienne!!!!”