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Reg Copley

July 25, 2017John Leave a comment

I was saddened to learn of a death of Reg Copley, Continue reading →

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The Russian collusion delusion

July 24, 2017John Leave a comment

The last comment I read before writing this piece was from Franklin Graham’s Facebook page: Continue reading →

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Breakfast at Monte

July 24, 2017John Leave a comment

It has been 17 months since I visited Monte (see below for my report) and I decided today to revisit there for these three reasons: Continue reading →

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Alan Brown (22/06/61 – 07/04/17)

July 22, 2017John Leave a comment

During the week I attended the delayed funeral service of Alan Brown. Continue reading →

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Council Webcasts (7)

July 22, 2017John Leave a comment

It has been over a year since I did a “Council Webcast” blog (see here). Continue reading →

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The 11 Plus and Southend revisited

July 22, 2017John Leave a comment

Every so often the matter of the 11-plus exam and grammar schools crops up as it relates to my own town (Southend), Continue reading →

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O.J.Simpson

July 21, 2017John Leave a comment

According to Wikipedia: Continue reading →

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Islamists set to take over Europe using refugees as bait

July 21, 2017John Leave a comment

Please forgive me for this controversial title but it is how a number of people feel, and with good reason, Continue reading →

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A walk on Southend Pier

July 20, 2017John Leave a comment

As I have been reminded ever since I was little boy when taken there on family outings (my parents loved it) – Southend hosts the longest passenger pier in the world. Continue reading →

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From traditional marriage to gender neutrality; eunuchs

July 20, 2017John Leave a comment

In my lifetime, I have witnessed many remarkable happenings and no doubt that can be said of most older persons in most times and places in history. Continue reading →

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