More Christmas Presents

Regular Readers interesting links for today: 1. RMBC Councillor Doyle in the news: Councillor slated for wasting public money on ‘unnecessary’ licensing hearing By Ellie Bothwell, 19-Dec-2014 A licensing consultant and publican have accused a Rotherham councillor of wasting public … Continue reading →

Cabinet Wednesday, 17th December Watch Whenever You Want

Cabinet Wednesday, 17th December, 2014 10.30 a.m. Agenda frontsheet PDF 24 KB Agenda reports pack PDF 22 MB  Selective Landlord Licensing pages 178 – 269. Venue: Town Hall, Moorgate Street, Rotherham. S60 2TH Watch it yourself: http://www.rotherham.public-i.tv/core/portal/home

Cabinet Wednesday, 17th December – Selective Landlord Licensing Reappears!

Cabinet Wednesday, 17th December, 2014 10.30 a.m. Agenda frontsheet PDF 24 KB Agenda reports pack PDF 22 MB  Selective Landlord Licensing pages 178 – 269. Venue: Town Hall, Moorgate Street, Rotherham. S60 2TH

Ed Miliband – the Albatrosses hanging round his neck?

The current Labour Leader, has failed to convince, even his own supporters, that he is genuine Prime Minister material at the General Election next May! In South Yorkshire the sense of abandonment by Labour, is palpable amongst the citizens of … Continue reading →

John Doyle – One Labour Missed?

Just been reading through Rotherham Politics and came across an interesting piece from Dave Smith regarding the publication of RMBC Minutes from 2 meetings of the Rotherham Young Peoples Board dated 03/03/05 & 07/04/05. I notice that, at both meetings, Cllr … Continue reading →

Openness, transparency – not in Rotherham Labour!

This thought piece, comes courtesy of someone who does not wish to be identified other than as AP, Rik’s thanks go to them. I reproduce it here because I thought readers would be interested: As a citizen for whom going … Continue reading →

Has multi-culturism failed us – new model required?

The thing about these reports (links below) is to read them for yourself, and make your own mind up. Don’t let others tell you about them, or pass their own views on without you reading them yourselves. As the author … Continue reading →