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Shooting At Unarmed Men - There's a Reason It's Called the Easy Way Out
Government spots FareShare provides support to schools
Last week a Labour MP, Stephen Morgan wrote a question which was “To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many primary schools offer breakfast clubs to their pupils as of 3 July 2023.” and the person who responded it was Nick Gibb who is the MP for Bognor Regis and Littlehampton. His response included at the end of his response that “Alongside the national programme, there are several…
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Last week in Parliament Eastbourne focused on a Petition
Today I am waiting to observe how our local MPs will participate in some of the sessions taking place in Parliament. I am also interested to reflect on one of the discussions that took place last week. The first session in the House of Commons is entitled “Victims and Prisoners Bill: Second Reading Legislation”. According to the Government website this bill will enable implementation of the…
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Given the fact that our blog mentions the 80's quite a lot, we shouldn't be surprised we end up discussing them yet again, though we talk about them in the context of the Australian rock scene, because many bands from Down Under achieved their greatest successes then. I mean, Icehouse are one such case, their Man Of Colours became their biggest seller. While you listen to the disc, you notice why – the LP remains the example of a typical rock album of the era with guitars on steroids, sci-fi synths, emotional vocals and unreal drums. Sure, they're occasionally getting close to the Starship territory, but, luckily, they reach the sound of Hall & Oates. The latter shouldn't shock us, one member of the duo worked on one song from Man Of Colours, which must have influenced the platter.
Stephen Morgan with Albert at Westminster Dog of the Year 2017.
Stephen Morgan with Albert.