Taken from the salford star read it, something this city needs a community mag with B–ls

 

Star date: 28th April 2010

“WAR ZONES” – REGENERATION SPENDS MORE ON DEMOLITIONS THAN RE-BUILDING SALFORD  

Liverpool Council Leader Admits Pathfinder Mistake – So How About Salford?

In an incredible admission, Liverpool Council Leader Warren Bradley has admitted that the demolition derby, also known as the Housing Market Renewal project, or Pathfinder, has “ripped the heart” out of communities and left whole areas looking like “war zones”.

Since day one of the Salford Star, residents here have been telling us the same story over and over again… “They’re ripping the heart out of Salford”. For a council leader to admit this is unheard of – now will Salford’s political leaders own up to the mistakes?

By mole45

Letter to Salford Radio.

Dear Colleagues,
 
I wished to send my apologies for not being able to attend the ‘Salford Leaders Debate’ today. What amounted to an official invitation came yesterday and which left me in a position to be unable to rearrange other events I had committed to.
 
I have made an offer for someone to deputise me but I have left this in the hands of the organisers.
 
My best wishes for a successful debate.
 
Kind Regards
 
 
For 20 Minutes i tried to  get  the station to allow me to deputise but no, perhaps someone may like to ask the PANEL today do they feel democracy within the city is being served?
By mole45

What a joke

Local Election – Leaders Debate at 11am on Thursday – Don’t Miss It

Salford City Radio is hosting its very own “Leaders Debate” live on the air with the three main party leaders in Salford. Labour Councillor John Merry, Liberal Democrats Councillor Norman Owen, Conservative Councillor Karen Garrido and Salford Independents Leader Councillor Martin O Neill will be in our studio with Brian Minor discussing the matters that affect Salford people.

YOU set the agenda for this debate.Ask a question either on the phone during the show, or by e-mail – please submit them to the e-mail address

info@salfordcityradio.org or by calling 0161 793 2939 and 0161 793 2944.

This is a unique opportunity to get your questions heard and answered by the Leaders. Please support this public service broadcast by tuning in on 94.4FM or online via www.salfordcityradio.org

 
It’s really sad when a station manager comments, i will go away and ask the three main party leaders if you could attend, I can say today The leader of Salford Council had no problems so who would you guess said no. For two years i was the budget spokesman for Sal ford Liberal Democrats.I have fought on many issues but no i was not welcome. What price democracy in this city i have written to the leader of the council to request a meeting to discuss his views. We are expected to vote for people who seem to shy away from questions they don’t like.
By mole45