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Post by westender on Jan 16, 2012 16:51:38 GMT -1
Farewell then, Janey. An ever-sprightly battler, and fully paid up member of the awkward squad. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-16580383I liked her. She contacted me after one of my letters got published in the Herald, and we went out to lunch and set the world to rights. She donated tons of Norman's stuff to the Glasgow Cally library, and this was the foundation of its Centre for Political Song.  |
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Post by notanimby on Jan 16, 2012 18:12:42 GMT -1
Farewell then, Janey. An ever-sprightly battler, and fully paid up member of the awkward squad. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-16580383I liked her. She contacted me after one of my letters got published in the Herald, and we went out to lunch and set the world to rights. She donated tons of Norman's stuff to the Glasgow Cally library, and this was the foundation of its Centre for Political Song. To tell you the truth ah thought she was already deid Her and her husband Norman were good friends of ma grandparents - they were all in what was once a socialist party together, it was what used to be called the labour party, norman was oor MP too Like ma grandparents, he'll be turning in his grave noo, at what its become  P.S And that fukwit Lamont was given the opperchancity to spout something about her, her and her fukwitted ilk wurnae fit tae lick teh boots of her and her husband |
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Post by bormes on Jan 16, 2012 18:31:54 GMT -1
Totally agreed, well said that man !!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2012 21:14:33 GMT -1
Farewell then, Janey. An ever-sprightly battler, and fully paid up member of the awkward squad. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-16580383I liked her. She contacted me after one of my letters got published in the Herald, and we went out to lunch and set the world to rights. She donated tons of Norman's stuff to the Glasgow Cally library, and this was the foundation of its Centre for Political Song. Indeed. This upcoming concert might be of interest; www.celticconnections.com/whatson/event/118576-UCS-40th-Anniversary-Celebrations-with-Special-GuestsWhile shop steward Jimmy Reid may be best remembered for his “no hooliganism, no vandalism, no bevvying” admonition, another excerpt from his announcement of the work-in resounds still louder: “We refuse to accept that faceless men, or any group of men in Whitehall or anywhere else, can take decisions that devastate our livelihoods with impunity. They’re not on.” Oh, the irony. |
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