Here is
our weekly round-up of events from Bromham:
·
The
parish was rocked this week by the news that one of its politicians had been
less than honest. Isaac Hunt, parish councillor
for village culture and the arts, has been revealed, in a devastating series of
emails, to have become a cheerleader for Vegetables Incorporated in its bid to
become the majority share-holder in Bromham East Land Collective & Holdings
(BELCH). This is seen as a conflict of
interest, and Hunt has rigorously defended himself by sacking his chief advisor
E. Silly-Expendable.
·
Since
the drought was officially declared in the area two weeks ago, together with a
hosepipe ban, the situation has become extreme.
Several inches of drought fell to weeks ago, and more than three inches
of drought this week. Water-butts,
rivers, streams, ponds and lakes are now full to over-flowing with
drought. So much drought has fallen that
it has been totally pointless to even break the hosepipe ban.
·
Official
figures announced this week confirmed that Bromham Parish Council has
technically dropped back into over-draft at the bank. After being over-drawn by £1.47 last month,
the situation has worsened this month with a drop to £2.23 this month. This double-dip-drop-flip-flop is exactly
what economists had feared.
·
For
details of these and all other Bromham stories, don’t forget to listen to local
radio station Carrot FM.
Copyright
Andy Fawthrop 2012
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