Take a look on Councillors Warmishams site.You Labour Councillors at work.or not..
Daily Archives: September 5, 2011
More from the star,this backs up what we have been saying for months
SALFORD ALCOHOL CENTRE OF ENGLAND
Star date: 5th September 2011
WKD SALFORD TOPS ALCOHOL CONCERN LEAGUE
A new study by Alcohol Concern shows Salford has over twice the national average of off-licences per population and links it with the city’s high level of alcohol-specific hospital admissions for under-18s, and even with the high rate of teenage pregnancy.
As the pubs close and the offies open, the report calls for `control of the concentration of alcohol outlets at a community level’…
Fresh of the Salford Star read it and weep,
MORE MASSIVE CUTS AT SALFORD COUNCIL
Star date: 5th September 2011
A Salford Star Exclusive
ALMOST £95MILLION OF CUTS FOR SALFORD!
Over the next three years Salford Council is intending to make a further £40million of cuts – on top of £40million cuts already made this year, and £14.8million identified for the next two years.
That’s a total of almost £95million in cuts which is £3.5million more than Salford Council picked up from every resident in Council Tax last year.
Had a great day out yesterday in Clifton
I was invited to take some pictures of an event that took place in Clifton yesterday and to be honest i would have to say it was a fantastic success for the organisers.They funded the event and got donations from many bodies,it was a pleasure to see some old friends Barry warner and Bernard Lee, i spoke with the mayor and his Lady wife and our MP Hazel Blears it seemed
strange in a sense to be able to take off the political mask and interact,i would ask Our Council Leader one point and one point only did he not feel this type of event was worth sponsoring? It showed me the good side of people yesterday i witnessed real Salford People coming together even under the adversity we are facing and God it was good,i hope we can see more of this type of event and less of the stage managed shows the council seem to put together by doing this we can get in to our communities and work with the people to make a better place.
