In the Wisbech Discussion Forum there are currently views from those who see the town as a beautiful place that is friendly for families to visit and others who see it as unattractively litter strewn and populated by threatening and disgusting drunks. Who is right? Are they all correct, maybe seeing different parts of town at different times of day?
Tuesday, 29 August 2017
Sunday, 27 August 2017
BHS Anniversary
One year ago today BHS closed it's stores. Old news, who cares?
Those many employees who lost their jobs, lost their futures.
Sir Philip Green subsequently negotiated a deal and his life continues with very little change. He certainly won't be worrying about paying the mortgage. Capitalism served him well.
Those many employees who lost their jobs, lost their futures.
Sir Philip Green subsequently negotiated a deal and his life continues with very little change. He certainly won't be worrying about paying the mortgage. Capitalism served him well.
Greece and China - Mind the gap!
There is an interesting article in the New York Times discussing the use of Greece's political power by China. What was being explained did seem to have some parallels with our current spate of radicalised young people.
Does Wisbech worship Capitalism?
Oh dear, yesterday I offended someone in the Wisbech on-line discussion group. I'm not certain precisely what his swipe was provoked by but, although this man did not express any reason for the statement he made it was clearly aimed at me.
Wisbech Worries
Over recent weeks I have been watching and commenting on the Wisbech Discussion Forum, where the most positive and amusing contributions have been made by a chap living in Spain. Every day he lifts the spirits and puts out an anecdote from his life that is good to read.
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