Anyhow I just mention it in passing as I received an email yesterday, from The Bayside Brasserie 54 Albion Street, that they have a special menu both lunch time and dinner.
Its good to see that business is starting to adopt the day, which is proof that St George has lost its hijacked connotations.
Anyway the menu looks good unfortunately, I have a prior engagement on the railway, enjoy!
Yes indeed, Tony, something I have been going on about for a little while now, if you read YourThanet at all. However< I find your juxtaposition of items on this somewhat grumpy old mannish...you recieve from me a division communication inviting you to celebrate St George's Day, with a flag to put in the Flaig window...and you ignore that to whinge about the lack of a minifesto, which is not published until tomorrow, 24 April...I will ensure you personally get a copy.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime, enjoy the day, and celebrate the day with conservatives Mike Jarvis, Roger Gale, Laura Sandys and myself, who have your interests at heart, even if you dont appreciate it!
Minifesto?
ReplyDeleteThat sounds about right
Still I have this idea that your colleague paul Carter just gets his best ideas from officers
What a great politician you would have made Tony - completely avoiding the question and restating your exisating prejudice! Your spin doctor would be proud of you!!!!
ReplyDeleteSt Georges parade Sunday Margate 2pm.
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