I think this letter from Brent Labour MP Dawn Butler should be filed in the “Things not to do” category.
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Paris Hilton one day. Dawn Butler the next. 😉
“The ignoring and lack of reporting by the W&B”
Was quite prepared to give the letter the once over, but
a)I’ve suddenly realised I haven’t got the time to read the 3000 word essay and
b)This doesn’t register as a grammatically correct sentence…even in my world..
I take it she wants them to publish all her votes that are with the labour govt too?
As a former news editor of the Willesden and Brent Chronicle (as it then was called, more than a decade ago) I’m absolutely delighted to find the paper is still treating jumped-up, self important hacks in exactly the same way we used to in my day.