Jeremy Clarkson has an aggressive form of prostate cancer, and instead of concentrating on his health, he's writing articles saying that the poorest people in society who claim benefits such as PIP should be required to write a weekly thank you email to a randomly selected taxpayer.
This is the same Jeremy Clarkson who openly admitted buying Diddly Squat Farm to avoid paying inheritance tax.
He wants to dehumanise vulnerable people while trying to enrich his people without paying inheritan tax.
There will be people claiming benefits probably dealing with the same cancer and he still wants them to write a thank you email.
It's clear to see the French boat was conducting a live-fire training exercise. They were pulling a line with a target attached. Your comment on the BBC about the French Navy firing live rounds to defend their waters against a visiting British politician is appalling. https://t.co/M4mVuDP5sk
More problems for Raise the Colours (Shrewsbury) who promoted their work around The Charles Darwin pub last week, unfortunately they attached their tat to BT cables. Turns out that BT have a pretty robust legal position on this sort of thing, and that another hefty removal bill is heading in the direction of the Flag Shaggers of Shrewsbury.
A reminder you can make a complaint to GoFundMe about RTC Shrewsbury Plus who are breaching the terms and conditions of the site, this is a great example if you want to include one, and a reminder it is an offence to place flags on lampposts and street furniture owned and maintained by the Local Authority under Section 132 of the Highways Act (1980).