Mark Pack

The finest set of political typos this year

By | Sun 31st August 2008 - 7:55 am

We all make the occasional typo and, whilst unfortunate, it’s no big deal. But sometimes there are typos just so bizarre that they deserve a wider audience. And so, ladies and gentlemen, I present to you page 5 of Labour MP Glenda Jackson’s latest constituency magazine:

Camden appear to be doing well in some areas, however, they are severely lacking on several issues:

  • Residual waste per head is 241 household waste per head, which is low compared with some councils where the waste reaches over 400 household per head …
  • Only 5% of our Greens are being recycled, compared with over 10% in other London boroughs.

Scan of Glenda Jackson leaflet

I do hope the last bullet point is a reference to what should happen to left-over vegetables rather than to Green Party members 🙂

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