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Category Archives: Political humour
Why Putin envies Trump!
I can’t resist this one with thanks to PB who sent it to me:
Croquet’s demise – a solution?
As a regular reader of the Daily Telegraph on my I-Pad, I have been intrigued to see references in two successive days to the predicted demise of the game of croquet. In Thursday’s Telegraph, an unidentified reporter predicted the demise … Continue reading
Modern mores
I took an old friend to the shops the other day to buy some new shoes (he is 76). We decided to grab a bite at a snack bar I noticed he was … Continue reading
CAR SLOGAN FREAK
Yes – well spotted! CAR SLOGAN FREAK is an anagram of CLARKSON and FARAGE! Am I the only person to see a striking likeness between these two? I don’t mean in looks or in politics but in the public perception of … Continue reading
Importance of Tax Return Accuracy
The deadline for submitting one’s tax return is long passed but here is an interesting reflection from a regional newspaper on the importance of submitting accurate information and omitting nothing. Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has returned the Tax Return … Continue reading
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Eric Pickles condemns motorists for passing speed cameras at 29.9mph
Eric Pickles, Secretary of State for Communities & Local Government, has attacked those councils not freezing Council Tax for a third year. The problem councils face is that the grant offered by government to fund the freeze is one-off meaning councils face a financial cliff … Continue reading
