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Sterling Issue 1 Available Now.
Click the link above to read, or alternatively, e-mail sterling@nobleservicesbureau.com for a hard copy.
Hard copies are currently being distributed in East & South London.
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@2 years agoThe decision taken by the BBC to include the British National Party leader Nick Griffin on its flagship programme, Question Time, on 22nd of October, has understandably been met with criticism from all quarters. The latest to voice their opposition comes from Peter Hain, the Welsh Secretary, who has claimed the BNP’s inclusion on the debating show ‘illegal’ as the BNP are ‘an unlawful body’ owing to their restriction on membership to ‘indigenous Caucasian people’. In light of this breach of the Race Relations Act, the BNP has recently agreed to amend its party constitution, perhaps in an effort to advance its progress into British politics, aside from the legal requirements.
Alex and Pigeons (via simonvarney)
Cigarette outside the Big Top (via simonvarney)
This is a proposed TfL map for 2016.
One can see the completed “Orbital” London Overground service calling at 55 stations in 20 of London’s 32 boroughs. The London Overground service will eventually run 4 modern, “roomy”, air-conditioned trains an hour.
Work is hoped to be completed in time for the Olympics.
Many of the lines have ben extended North and below the river.
The decision taken by the BBC to include the British National Party leader Nick Griffin on its flagship programme, Question Time, on 22nd of October, has understandably been met with criticism from all quarters. The latest to voice their opposition comes from Peter Hain, the Welsh Secretary, who has claimed the BNP’s inclusion on the debating show ‘illegal’ as the BNP are ‘an unlawful body’ owing to their restriction on membership to ‘indigenous Caucasian people’. In light of this breach of the Race Relations Act, the BNP has recently agreed to amend its party constitution, perhaps in an effort to advance its progress into British politics, aside from the legal requirements.
