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1. Zero tolerance ... but only for the law-abiding
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 5 March 2008THE FRONT page of a national newspaper last week led with: ‘Tagging to replace jail for burglars and muggers’.
2. Blue Badge team is in red rage
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 5 March 2008THE logical policy for any organisation prior to major restructuring is to keep a steady hand, deferring any organisational decisions until the new management takes over.
3. If you get no response from 999, blame me
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 5 March 2008I WAS motoring gently down Buxton Road yesterday when a police car ablaze with flashing lights pulled me over.
4. PC police are guilty of missing real criminals
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 12 March 2008THE POLITICALLY Correct Brigade has been monitoring our speech for a decade, stridently weeding out words that might unconsciously influence our moral compass.
5. Canalside Radio deserves its licence to thrill
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 12 March 2008CONGRATULATIONS to Nick Wright and all his team who have worked tirelessly for over four years to bring true community radio to the area.
6. Rosemount team offers vital support
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 12 March 2008WHEN I was invited to be guest speaker at the Road 2 Recovery mental health workshop at Crewe Alexandra FC, I had no idea what to expect.
7. Traffic restrictions are killing trade
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 12 March 2008WHAT’S happening in our town centres? Unless there’s an urgent plan, they are in terminal decline. Out-of-town superstores continue to expand while town centre retailers close on a weekly basis.
8. Endangered list
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 March 2008I'VE received a number of e-mails regarding the £60K the, soon to be extinct, Cheshire County Council spent relocating four newts from a development site.
9. Who's going to remove junk?
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 March 2008THE rules surrounding the disposal of waste at Macclesfield Borough Council tips become increasingly complex.
10. Lawyer is lowest of the law
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 26 March 2008WHEN Keith Anderson was awarded £1.8M damages as a result of a horrific road accident leaving him paralysed from the chest down it was small compensation for the life of dependency he faced. With good financial advice and careful management it may have paid for the care he needed but Mr Anderson did not get good financial advice he got a crooked solicitor.