Unfortunately, I have no response about my freight business plan from Kit Malthouse. Undeterred, I have another venture for him to consider.
Hi kit,
How are things?
I’ve double checked my email (and junk email) and I don’t appear to have had a
response from you about my Swanage to Cherbourg freight venture?
I have come to the conclusion that your lack of response
must be due to Seaborne Freight Ltd taking
any remaining cash from ...
I have heard two theories regarding the recent fad of dry January. Theory one is that January is enough of a depressing month as it is. So why would anyone want to kick the booze?
Theory two is that because there is bugger all happening in January. So, you might as well make it the month where you take a break from alcohol. Why not flush the old system out.
So far, I have remained the clean in January without much stress apart from ...
I spend a lot of time working at home, so it gives me ample
opportunity to hear the voice of the people giving their opinion on radio
programmes such as the James O’Brien or Nick Campbell shows.
One of the terms that grates me even more than ‘WE WANT OUR
COUNTRY BACK’ (often pronounced CANTREE) is ‘THEY DON’T UNDERSTAND OUR
CHRISTIAN VALUES’ when it comes to refugees or indeed, our exit from the
European Union (you may have heard ...
I have decided that in light of Seaborne Freight Services deal that Chris Grayling says is very good, I would write to my local MP in Andover, Kit Malthouse.Here is my letter:
Hi Kit,
In the light of a possible 'No Deal' Brexit in March, I have
been considering starting up a Ferry business to lighten the load on transport
services that are likely to get gridlocked due to issues with border control
and tariffs.
I haven't got much money ...
I took the Christmas decorations down today, as I could not
really see the point in hanging on to the festive season for much longer.
I feel a strange feeling of sadness when it comes to removing
decorations. It is one that kind of reminds me of packing away a tent after a sodden
week of camping in Swanage. I should be glad it is all over but part of me wishes
it wasn’t.
The end of the Christmas is hardly enhanced by the grey dank
wea...