16th March
Protest makes a difference
The protest at Borsetshire Water, backed by the Ambridge Socialist, was well attended and noisy. Its already got results with the Borchester Echo printing details of the financial affairs of the Company. Emma and Pat are planning further protests, although whether consulting a 188 ways to peacefully protest document will help is less clear
Brad and George
George has written to Emma from prison which has given the Professor the opportunity to praise the ‘ancient art of letter writing’. At least George didn’t use AI. Meanwhile Brad, having found he doesn’t have the hand/eye co-ordination to be a decent cricketer has agreed to be the Professor’s apprentice scorer at cricket matches
Demonising the Grundies
BBC reports from Ambridge have rarely been particularly favourable to the Grundys and currently Eddie is being made to look particularly tiresome. The Ambridge Socialist still reveres the memory of the late Joe Grundy
Akram and Khalil
More media comment has focused on the marking of Ramadan in Ambridge by Akram, Khalil, Azra and family. It’s actually a perfectly normal part of British life, just one that much of official society and media prefers to ignore.
Pink Wellies at the Dairy
The Pink Wellies were nice but post sewage the business is suffering and Helen is looking at a redundancy. Hopefully Emma and Susan are in a trade union, the BAFWU in this case.
Abattoir and Academies The Abattoir tour seems to have been successful, but for whom? Vince Casey probably and the privateers running the Academies very likely
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