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Tag Archives: George Orwell
Be Alert! Dubious demagogues in Downing Street need lerts
CROYDON COMMENTARY: Ahead of tonight’s ‘big’ announcement from the Prime Minister, with a set of new slogans, RICHARD ACKLAND warns us to be wary of the real meaning behind the language used Many are looking ahead to the “post-virus” era, … Continue reading
Posted in Boris Johnson, London-wide issues
Tagged Boris Johnson, coronavirus, Covid-19, Dominic Cummings, George Orwell
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World War Three, Brexit, Boris… but there is always The Hope
There was a whole load of wassailing going on in Carshalton at the weekend. KEN TOWL went along to find out what the fuss was all about. Photos: SIMON BENTLEY I find myself speaking to a man who appears to … Continue reading
Posted in Ken Towl, Pubs
Tagged Carshalton, George Orwell, Ken Towl, Rodger Molyneux, The Hope
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Town Hall report ignores crime, Council Tax and roads
It is so often cited as to have become clichéd, but in George Orwell’s vision of a dystopian future, the novel 1984, when the powers-that-be had bad news, it got its Ministry of Truth to erase it from the records … Continue reading