Mark Foster

LA Pebbles on the beach

Mark Foster — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 16:47:29 +0000

Don’t forget about the free charity music festival that is to be held on Littlehampton seafront on the 23rd August 2008. There will be 18 local bands on two stages. This kind of initiative needs to be supported by the whole community, for free tickets and info, visit www.lapebbles.co.uk

Littlehampton Branch meeting a success

Mark Foster — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:35:32 +0000

We held our first Littlehampton Branch meeting in twelve years last Wednesday (23rd July), and I was impressed by the enthusiasm of the Liberal Democrat councillors in Littlehampton as well as our activists towards solving local issues. There is a real sense of community action, and if you want to join us…..come aboard!

North Littlehampton Community Planning Weekend

Mark Foster — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:26:14 +0000

If any of you are able to attend any of the North Littlehampton Community Planning weekend tomorrow and Saturday, I would recommend it. It will be held at the Wickbourne Centre tomorrow between 2pm and 7pm and Saturday between 11am and 4pm and you can drop-in at your leisure. This really is Littlehampton’s chance to have a say on issues that it is possible to change. This town has had a poor deal for decades now, with poorly planned housing estates with no amenities or jobs for Littlehampton residents and this is our chance to have a good deal for the town. Please come along and have your say.

Littlehampton Residents Survey

Mark Foster — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 11:27:45 +0000

There have been so many responses to our ‘Littlehampton Residents Survey’ that we are actually overwhelmed with work, so if anyone reading this wants to help us, please GET IN TOUCH! Also, if you returned a survey thank you, but we’ll take a while getting in touch.

Empty houses

Mark Foster — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 08:32:24 +0000

Delivering FOCUS in Ham ward today, I’ve noticed how many empty properties there are. It’s quite shocking and reminds me of when I was delivering in the North Beaumont in 1993-5, and every-other house had been repossessed. I think the upcoming recession is going to be deeper than even I imagined it was going to be, which is sad and going to cause a lot of pain.

Gordy didn’t thing that the ‘boom’ was a boom, he thought it was his ‘stability’ and that he’d beaten the natural economic cycle, well we’re all going to pay for Gordy’s ego now.

Polls, Davis and Lisbon

Mark Foster — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 10:12:56 +0000

It’s interesting to see the latest polls http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/guide/ we’re up a bit on when the 10pence tax thing was going on, which is weird!!

David Davis – I have never had much time for him before and I disagree with most of what he says but I have to admire the bloke for giving-up an almost certain job in the next Conservative government to fight for what he (and many other good people) believe passionately in, good luck to him!

European Treaty – I am a pro-european but the Irish have rejected it, so in my opinion, the Lisbon treaty should be abandoned and we should struggle on as we have done for the past four years, but further expansion of the EU should be out of the question now.

Make Bliar pay

Mark Foster — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 10:31:00 +0000

Things just seem to be getting worse and worse for poor old Gordy, I bet he wished he’d called a general election back in October! I’ve never seen a national leader go so quickly from ‘hero to zero’. Of course, poll ratings are not his only problem, the Labour party is near to insolvency and the senior officers of the party could be personally liable.

I have a solution to their problems make Tony Blair pay off the debt! after all, it seems that he’s the only person in the country to have personally benefited from Newlabour and he’s not short of a bob or two, while the rest of us work 60 hours a week just to pay our electricity bills. I know if I was a member of the Labour party, I would feel quite bitter about Bliar walking-off and leaving it all like that!

Poor old Gordy

Mark Foster — Sun, 25 May 2008 06:50:54 +0000

Poor old Gordy. He’s waited twenty years to get where he’s at and it’s all gone wrong! Gordy thinks that he can run the country like a 1930’s Tory toff; behind the scenes and out of the glare of the public and cameras. Times have changed Gordy! If you want advice from a southern working-class liberal, STAY IN OFFICE and hopefully you’ll destroy the Labour party before you destroy Britain!

It looks like Britain is about to go from New Labour to Blue Labour. Cameron has been shaped in the Bliar mould, vacuous with smiles and Britain it seems, laps it up. You reap what you sew like you did with Bliar!

Arundle Road

Mark Foster — Tue, 20 May 2008 20:30:19 +0000

I noticed today that the street sign outside the old Wick T Farm depot spells Arundel Road, ‘Arundle’ I wonder if anyone else has noticed that?

Thanks Brookfield!

Mark Foster — Wed, 14 May 2008 21:35:28 +0000

According to the ‘Tribune’ (9^th May 2008), the Labour party is near to bankruptcy. Where are all those champagne socialists now? Those people who gladly and loudly sung “Things can only get better” on that Friday morning in 1997. Newlabour used to stand for complete CONTROL, Bliar tried to create a big-brother database state that invaded every aspect of citizens lives, it’s lucky that it wasn’t a complete success!

It’s the annual Littlehampton town council meeting (Mayor-making) tomorrow, which I will attend as a member of the public (thank the people of Brookfield ward for giving Irene 4 more votes than me!!).