The Ambridge Socialist
1st November
The Youth
This week has seen the youth of Ambridge feature in BBC reports from the village. The left places a lot of store in the younger generation not least because surely they cant be as reactionary as the Brian Aldridges of this world.
It is Ambridge however and the youth show no obvious sign of even backing the milk and water (without the milk) socialism of Sir Keir Starmer.
Ben is disappointed that he hasn’t been invited to Ruairi’s birthday event but in turn is pursuing college student Evie. Josh has got bank approval for his new business venture (??) which will be based at Hollowtree.
That means Rex and Toby will be served notice on their occupation of that land despite Pip seeking to broker a settlement.
We think we’ve followed the storyline correctly such as it is…
Lower Loxley Trust has doubts on Freddie
We’re not sure if we’ve heard of the Lower Loxley Trust before (no doubt Keri Davies has the archives) but Elizabeth attended a meeting this week where concern was expressed that Freddie was managing the Christmas show this year. Freddie after all has been in jail and there is the matter of reputation to think about. Wait until they find out about Lower Loxley’s links with the slave trade (assuming the new BBC DG Tim Davie allows such a storyline of course).
Susan Carter’s Radio Show
The Ambridge Socialist has lodged a complaint about unsuitable music being played on Susan Carter’s Radio Borsetshire programme. First it was Barry Manilow and now its Donny Osmond’s Puppy Love. This is bringing the BBC into disrepute, even without Susan’s bits of the show
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