Actually they were at home all the time, but after three months my chickens have finally laid their first egg.  However, with a total outlay of about £120 for the birds, coup, feeders and feed it makes my first free-range a tad expensive!!!

Free sport and leisure activities could cost you an arm and a leg @CityWestminster. This weekend Leisure centres and other sports venues across Westminster will host more than 220 hours of ‘free’ activities. This very commendable, however I wouldn’t attempt to drive as the parking restrictions in Westminster are some of the worst in London, and this is even before they try and extend the times to which they apply.

The ‘Save the Pub Campaign’ has got off to a flying start; posters and beermats are being distributed to pubs across London.

Boris shall hence this day forth be known as Bandwagon-Boris as he seems to have jumped on yet another one, this time it is the extension of controlled parking zones in Westminster. But just as in the other cases of Bandwagon jumping Boris has waited until public sentiment will ensure that his LATE intervention will be seen to be in favour of those protesting against yet another attempt by our ruling elite to fleece ordinary hard-working folk.

One previous bandwagon was that of opposition to the western extension of the congestion charging zone. But once in office it took Bandwagon-Boris an extraordinary length of time to get round to doing anything about it; my advice to those opposed to this anti-business attempt by Westminster Council to extend the CPZ is not to hold your breath whilst waiting for Boris to act, I on the other hand have a cunning plan to scupper the Westminster parking-fascists once and for all….

In defending his decision not to hold a referendum on Britain’s relationship with the EU, Cameron insists it is in Britain’s interest to remain a member “the benefits are clear” he argues; well the benefits are clear if you are an Eastern European crime gang exploiting the ‘free movement of people’ to cheat our generous welfare and benefits system. I, on the other hand hold quite the opposite view and see this as just another example of how UK taxpayers are being ripped-off. Not only are we paying benefits to people who in my view have absolutely no right to them but as these people cannot be deported we then have to house them when there are not even enough homes for those that are more deserving. (Express Article)

I’ve set up a quick poll for you to tell me the issues that matter to you as Londoners.
Go to the poll page here.

This is a pivotal moment in our struggle to be free of the undemocratic shackles of the EU.

With the ever growing realisation that the euro zone crisis could bring us all down “cast iron” Dave Cameron feels that he must pretend that he does indeed have the interests of the nation at heart; most of you will already know that a promise from Dave is worth as about as much as second-hand toilet paper. And true to form Dave as already brought forward the date of this debate to try and thwart the efforts of those who might wish to exercise they lawful right to demonstrate outside parliament should their banners and entreaties for a free fare and democratic desire for future self-determination persuade any MPs to vote in favour of a referendum on our future relationship with the EU  

Initially tabled for Thursday this debate will now take place this coming Monday 24^th October 2011 I urge as many of you as possible to get yourselves to Parliament Square for 12:00 noon.