I’ve not had any election correspondence from the Lib Dem, Tory, Independent or BNP. Only leaflets were 1 labour, 2 Morley Borough Independent.
Round the town, a few Elliott (MBI) went up on telegraph poles at the weekend and I saw a couple of BNP ones as well this morning on Britannia Road, Morley’s bypass.
“People like you are voting BNP“.
Yea, right, Chinny reck-on, etc…
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March 6th, 2007 at 10:50 am
i also lived at kenton bar in the 70″s and 80″s and i would love to see a pic of the pyramid. i wasent lucky enough to see it as a water feature but its still big in my memory. dou you know why it was pulled down to have a pathetic garden put there instead?. shell.
March 6th, 2007 at 3:47 pm
I’ve had one look through my photos with no luck so far. I imagine they pulled it down because the place became a bit of a Chav urban assault course…