Having checked the Kent TV website , today I still can find no advertisement for membership to the governing board of this one of Kent's latest public funded Quangos.
For many Kent TV steps over the boundaries of what is expected of local authorities, as one who feels uncomfortable with suggestions of overt political bias and promotion of Freemasonry, I would like an opportunity to become a governor of the out of public control broadcast company.
Lets just remind ourselves that Kent council squanders 8 million pounds a year on questionable advertising which if you were to divide between the three major publishers (Kent Messenger, Kent on Sunday, and Kent Regional Newspapers) comes out at 2.6 million quid a year.
Of course this is a rather simplistic suggestion, because Kent often spends a few quid on other newspapers when advertising bloated management positions, plus a few bones as it were, at local Broadcast types.
Any way as one of Kent's dissidents of whom there must be a growing number, I would like the opportunity to delve into Kent's most contentious waste of money Kent TV.
I just hope that one day Kent will open its quangos to public scrutiny, considering Kent is such a blooming marvelous local authority, as Paul Carter is always telling us, why is it taking so long to advertise positions for governors of Kent TV.
Well I'm sure that the output of Kent TV is no way biased just check out these classics "Cameron Comes to Kent" , "Helen Grant's Candidacy", " Towards 2010 " and just prove how honest this all is " Cllr Mike Eddy : Interview " (Labour group leader whose charisma is almost equal to Paul Carters).
What a good item Tony. Thanks. The whole point of Kent tv seems to be pro council propaganda. What is Sir Bob doing involved with it?
ReplyDeleteSurely we just want councils to get on and do the things they're supposed to do - fix the roads, empty the bins etc. What is the point of all this PR and marketing? After all, they are monopolies, it's not as if we can go to a competitor. The only choice we get to make is at election time, so you could argue that all this spin is fundamentally political, and I for one do not want to be paying council tax so that Paul Carter and his Tory pals can jerk off in front of their own TV station.
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