Monthly Archives: March 2014

China £1.74 Billion is the surplus of Trade that Birmingham and the West Midlands has with China. It is a tribute to all those who kept the faith in our manufacturing capacity and standards, and a striking insult to those … Continue reading →

A day spent learning the intricacies of Planning Finance. Fascinating, but now my brain hurts. It will be a pleasure to go out and deliver again all those leaflets that tell people that I have been to a Financial Viability … Continue reading →

It will be completed in March. Here is the roundabout we have campaigned for over the last 6 years. We also want one for the junction of Shenley Fileds Road and Middle Park Road to reduce the number of accidents … Continue reading →

Here we are again. This issue refuses to die. As we predicted. However we have been accused by the Labour MP of “scaremongering” over the planned housing project which we have put our objections honestly before the public since the … Continue reading →

No relation, but here is a model made for him which will be for sale in macabre circumstances – that’s the shop selling Gothic items.

New models for the Scalextric track. These are the pewter castings being made on site at 1 Spring Hill Passage. They are very exciting, and what with the divers will make a great addition to the range.

Today’s meeting (Monday 9th. March 2014) was concerned with Victoria Law Courts, and St. George’s court (JQ). Very interesting. They took note of our comments. Next item was the HS2 and its effect on heritage. Joe Holyoak (My course director … Continue reading →

This is the meeting in the Solicitors (1 Snow Hill) where the admission of foreign “investors” to the country is legally aided. A real snip at £1 m. which has to be invested over a 5 year period. The other … Continue reading →

  This was the only sign put up to tell drivers not to turn left into a Bus lane. It was facing 90 degrees to the traffic. No wonder it has been turned round and two other signs added. Surely our … Continue reading →