The Ambridge Socialist
5th October
Ruling class crisis lurches on as the tectonic plates of capital shift
Justin has informed Brian that he is selling all his shares in Borsetshire Land leaving the way open for someone else to take charge. He suggests Brian could do it, although he would need to leverage things a bit to actually do it. Brian who is 80 and eats gammon at The Bull does not seem impressed.
Kirsty has confronted Justin in the bar at Grey Gables (where else) about what this means for the Rewilding project. Aside from a lot of waffle Justin underlined that there is a five year contract in place and whoever now controls Borsetshire Land would have to note that. Very reassuring..
Meanwhile on the ground floor Adam and Ruairi are continuing with plans for the day to day running of the farm
Donkey lover Starmer must sort a Joe Grundy Memorial Monument for Bartleby the pony
Joe Grundy’s favourite pony Bartleby is no more. There is a more important reality. A Starmer Government must act to ensure a decent memorial to Bartleby is constructed and create a worker’s trust in memorial of the late Joe Grundy. Starmer has considerable familiarity with ponies and particularly donkeys and so this is at least one thing he can accomplish immediately.
George is innocent (on this occasion)
George faces a Monday hearing about the sharp implement found in his cell. On this occasion he is innocent. However his earlier actions in grassing up Markie might cause him to reflect that actions have consequences. Dialectics
In other news
Dogs have featured a lot this week. Again. The Ambridge Socialist also likes cats
Ruairi is pursuing his liaison with Paul
Grey Gables: a food critic calls
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