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General Discussion / Re: Our wonderful Civil Servic...
Last post by JBR - Today at 05:48:05 PM
Quote from: Cassandra on Today at 03:44:15 PMSupposedly the Civil Service is merely the administrator - the 'Post Office' for 'Foreign Aid'.

This 'Bung' fund is deemed controlled by 'just call me Dave' - Cameron at the F.O. Supremely qualified to 'non-biased' causes. Witness the 'hands off' way he handled the Brexit Referendum publicity rules by spending £9m of taxpayers money to tell us to 'Remain', when he undertook to be neutral!
I agree.  He is an absolute waste of space and hopefully after the Tories lose substantial support and are kicked out of government, he'll have to return to his 'reward' in the House of Lords.  Hopefully, there, he will have limited influence on the real world, especially as now the government is making more of a stance against their attempts to prevent changes being made, like the attempts to impose limited removals of illegals to Rwanda.
Whether they will eventually manage to send a few of our unwanted, I don't know.
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General Discussion / Re: Michaela school wins case
Last post by JBR - Today at 05:41:50 PM
Quote from: muddy on Today at 12:31:38 PMOne of Londons leading state schools has worn its case over the arsey Muslim kid who wanted to park in the playground .

( what a weirdo I went to a catholic school and we never wanted to pray in the playground )


All cludos to Katharine Birbalsingh Britains strictest and most successful head mistress

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13313907/Muslim-pupil-leading-London-school-dubbed-Britains-strictest-loses-High-Court-challenge-against-ban-prayer-rituals.html
Excellent news.
I do hope that other schools, which benefit from a similarly driven and very sensible head, try to make the same moves.
Ideally, it will need much publicity and reporting in the media in order to make people realise that such a change, an improvement, can actually be made.
Of course, it really depends upon location, naming no names of course!
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General Discussion / Re: Michaela school wins case
Last post by Cassandra - Today at 04:46:29 PM
Warning: Don't come to rely on this decision to mean a 'sea change' for the future, too many 'wokes' in the system I fear ...
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The Chat Room / Re: Lets write a Limerick, one...
Last post by GrannyMac - Today at 04:42:38 PM

Jed was a baker working through the night
Hoping his Cob would rise just right
But this time it sank
And it tasted quite rank

#5
The Chat Room / Re: Lets write a Limerick, one...
Last post by Ruthio - Today at 04:37:46 PM
Jed was a baker working through the night
Hoping his Cob would rise just right
But this time it sank
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General Discussion / Re: Michaela school wins case
Last post by Ruthio - Today at 04:35:11 PM
Thank goodness, Common Sense prevails ✔ 
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General Discussion / Re: Michaela school wins case
Last post by GrannyMac - Today at 04:33:28 PM
That is great news!  A school with a great ethos, so glad they won.
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General Discussion / Re: Michaela school wins case
Last post by Cassandra - Today at 03:54:34 PM
Well done the Judiciary ...
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General Discussion / Re: Our wonderful Civil Servic...
Last post by Cassandra - Today at 03:44:15 PM
Supposedly the Civil Service is merely the administrator - the 'Post Office' for 'Foreign Aid'.

This 'Bung' fund is deemed controlled by 'just call me Dave' - Cameron at the F.O. Supremely qualified to 'non-biased' causes. Witness the 'hands off' way he handled the Brexit Referendum publicity rules by spending £9m of taxpayers money to tell us to 'Remain', when he undertook to be neutral!
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General Discussion / Re: Our wonderful Civil Servic...
Last post by dextrous63 - Today at 02:46:42 PM
Acton or Ealing perhaps.  Back towards my roots.