“Whatever political persuasion the whole country is united in wanting our PM to get fit and well as soon as possible #BackBoris.” source: https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/
As a resident in London with voting rights I have political opinions and I am committed to playing my small part in improving the quality of life in my community, so here is my political wish list for Our Prime Minister:- Do not blame ethnic minorities or immigrants for the breakdown of family values in London. Ethnic minorities do not have much influence in the economic balance of London and are more or less victims of the more powerful forces of the local corporate system. Do not blame hip hop music for the "gang culture" in London. History shows that gangs existed in London even before Hip Hop became mainstream. Just look at the movies featuring local gangsters. Black boys are not the only children with a crisis of identity. Most children are facing crises on different levels. Do not pander to the media that highlights failings amongst ethnic minorities but suppresses crises amongst local people. Do not force feed cultural influences on people with varied trad
The following is a message from Boris Johnson, The mayor of London. (Dear Londoners) I love London. I love its vibrancy, its energy and its can-do spirit. That's why I ran for Mayor in 2008 and it's why I'm running again. The strength of a city lies in its people - from the famous, the infamous to the heroically obscure. From an earlier Mayor of London Dick Whittington to the tireless volunteers working to turn around London's next generation. All whose endeavours have built the place we call home, I salute. Which is why I decided to write a book about the people who made the city that made the world. And I want you to join me in a celebration of these fellow Londoners. Just reply to this email ([email protected]) with your full name and phone number to get a free ticket to attend the launch of my book, Johnson's Life of London, on Thursday 10th November at 7pm. Tickets will be allocated on a first come first serve basis. The first 200 people to respond will
With Labour's announcement this morning that Ken Livingstone will be their Mayoral candidate in 2012, the choice is now clear: re-elect Boris, who will continue the job of tackling London's problems, or return to the old failed policies London rejected two years ago. We are writing to ask you to volunteer , donate and help keep Boris in City Hall See how he has delivered real action for a Greater London . Ken will be a formidable opponent, with the full weight of the unions behind him. Ken's policies commit Londoners to yet more taxation to pay for unaffordable spending pledges. This is simply wrong. You cannot tax-and-spend-and-spend-some- more. The problems we have inherited from Labour at a national level must not be replicated at the heart of our economy in London. Ken Livingstone has had his chance and is determined to drag London backwards. The improvements we have been making can only continue with your help and support. Please visit the Boris websi
To request FREE TICKETS send your name, your address and number of tickets you need by one of the following ways: Email [email protected] Online at www.london.gov.uk Telephone 020 7983 4762 (answerphone service)
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