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Peter Luff »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 8:47am Thursday 4th September 2008
A PAINFUL national process has entered its final phase as the sub post office closure programme at last reaches Worcestershire.
Peter Atkinson »
Dean's Diary
Posted on 9:37am Wednesday 3rd September 2008
HERE’S a true story. A boy got some headphones for Christmas. They cost £24.99. A few months later, they fell to pieces.
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 9:09am Friday 29th August 2008
I WRITE to you this week about Hugh Burbidge and the Red Arrows. Why? Well, because both of them have caused me delays.
Mike Foster »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 8:58am Thursday 28th August 2008
LIKE the vast majority of parents, I have been busy preparing for the new school term.
lindsay clayton »
The wait is nearly over....
Posted on 8:26am Monday 25th August 2008
It’s been a while since the end of the season and I have tried to give myself some rugby free weeks so as to appreciate the resumption of the Rugby season all the more.
Richard Taylor »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 9:40am Friday 22nd August 2008
BEFORE the recess in the House of Commons, in a debate, I outlined my personal seven-point manifesto for the NHS pointing the main parties to vote-winners that would benefit all of us as users and owners (we pay for it!) of the NHS:
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 9:21am Friday 22nd August 2008
MY words of wisdom today come from deepest Essex – Colchester to be precise, which the locals tell me is the oldest recorded town in England, and I for one believe them.
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 7:42am Friday 15th August 2008
Something I have been looking forward to came to fruition this week – I was able to use my senior person’s railcard.
Michael Spicer »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 8:30am Thursday 14th August 2008
I have always believed that Gordon Brown will stay until his day of reckoning with the electorate. I do not think it likely that 70 Labour MPs will sign his death warrant in time for the Labour Conference (if Parliament was sitting it might be different; for an open rebellion of this size you need everyone in the same room at the same time).
John Inge »
Bishop's Diary
Posted on 9:07am Wednesday 13th August 2008
I MOVED from Cambridgeshire to Worcester a few months ago. When I told people where I was going one of the most frequent responses was, ‘Oh, Lucky you: Three Choirs country.’ The Three Choirs Festival is one of the things that puts this city on the map and last week I was able to relish it myself for the first time.
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 8:43am Friday 8th August 2008
IT's funny how when you get older your outlook on life changes, and the things you like and dislike change as the years go by, not that I, of course, am that old.
Peter Luff »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 9:03am Thursday 7th August 2008
ON August 27 we will know which post offices in our area have been earmarked for closure. As we get close to that dreaded date, it is important to do two things – to understand what we can do about the closures and to dispel some of the myths about why they are happening.
Mike Foster »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 8:35am Thursday 31st July 2008
THIS July marks 10 years since Labour voted to bring in the national minimum wage. I well remember the House of Commons sitting throughout the night in a battle to pass this legislation
John Inge »
Bishop's Diary
Posted on 8:22am Wednesday 30th July 2008
ON July 24 I was one of more than 600 bishops from more than 130 countries who, together with their spouses and leaders of other Christian denominations and faiths, marched down Whitehall.
Richard Taylor »
Your MP Writes
Posted on 9:05am Thursday 24th July 2008
Two attractions in Wyre Forest deserve wider recognition and a visit this summer. First we have the rejuvenated Stourport Dock Basins where the Midlands canals join the river Severn.
Peter Atkinson »
Dean's Diary
Posted on 8:30am Wednesday 16th July 2008
It seems silly to talk about Christmas, although the weather might suggest we are in late autumn rather than early summer. But why not?
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 9:30am Friday 11th July 2008
What a resilient nation we British are. Last Saturday was one of the wettest nights of the summer and I was at… a barbecue.
Peter Luff »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 9:40am Thursday 10th July 2008
The future of Hartlebury Castle has led the county council to come in for some severe criticism recently – criticism that is both unfair and misplaced. I am appalled by some of the things that are being said by people who should know better.
Dave Bradley »
FRIDAY FEELING
Posted on 9:20am Friday 4th July 2008
I’VE been feeling a bit depressed this week. It was raining when the alarm went off at a quarter past a stupid time on Thursday morning and the thought struck me that the nights are getting darker earlier already.
Mike Foster »
YOUR MP WRITES
Posted on 9:10am Thursday 3rd July 2008
Sixty not out – the NHS is going well. This week the NHS celebrates its 60th birthday. Despite opposition from the BMA, a Labour government created a world’s first.
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