The Ambridge Socialist
7th August
Is Ardil a cypher for Rishi Sunak?
Ardil Shah is the front man for the new Grey Gables currently residing at Ambridge Hall. He is personable, and seemingly a man with hinterland. He singing in the shower has even got Lynda Snell on his side. Yet we still do not know what business interests he represents, what his wealth his and what his employment background is. Some have argued that he is a Rishi Sunak cypher. Pleasant but ultimately an exploiter..
Grey Gables launch event swerves employment, pay, timescales
Once the unlikely Borsetshire Scottish Highland dancers had been mollified Ardil was able to explain to a large crowd at the Village Hall what the new Grey Gables will look like. Since many there were hoping to do business with Mr Shah it went well. There was a significant lack of proletarians asking about jobs, wages etc. They were too busy working
Oliver Sterling & the Spectator. Archers Anarchists have issues
Oliver has inquired about his copy of the Spectator at the Village Shop. The magazine is not without interest but it is extremely right-wing. Sterling the patrician is also Sterling the man who illegally sacked workers at Grey Gables. It does however beg the question of who reads the New Statesman in Ambridge?
7th August
Is Ardil a cypher for Rishi Sunak?
Ardil Shah is the front man for the new Grey Gables currently residing at Ambridge Hall. He is personable, and seemingly a man with hinterland. He singing in the shower has even got Lynda Snell on his side. Yet we still do not know what business interests he represents, what his wealth his and what his employment background is. Some have argued that he is a Rishi Sunak cypher. Pleasant but ultimately an exploiter..
Grey Gables launch event swerves employment, pay, timescales
Once the unlikely Borsetshire Scottish Highland dancers had been mollified Ardil was able to explain to a large crowd at the Village Hall what the new Grey Gables will look like. Since many there were hoping to do business with Mr Shah it went well. There was a significant lack of proletarians asking about jobs, wages etc. They were too busy working
Oliver Sterling & the Spectator. Archers Anarchists have issues
Oliver has inquired about his copy of the Spectator at the Village Shop. The magazine is not without interest but it is extremely right-wing. Sterling the patrician is also Sterling the man who illegally sacked workers at Grey Gables. It does however beg the question of who reads the New Statesman in Ambridge?
Ruby, ruby, ruby
Ruby the dog has been saved by Denise and Alistair after Ardil alerted Justin- who was thinking about money as usual, to the fact that she was unwell.
In other news
There is still talk of Borsetshire Mozzarella
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