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If you live in the Ipswich area, you may have heard or even seen the recent developments that have been ripping through our beautiful countrysides. The Ipswich Northern Bypass has been proposed and is presumably in construction, if any of you have seen it, it’s a horrific sight and will devastate our natural countryside that makes Suffolk such a lovely county to reside in.
From the above, 3 routes have been proposed, which are all unnecessary and rip into our great countryside.
This clearly should be discussed, but if you care for the region’s natural landscape and protection of its greenery then the matter needs to be brought to attention. Therefore I strongly urge you to campaign to stop the bypass through signing the petition which can be found on the ‘Stop The Ipswich Northern Bypass’ website, which I will link below.
"More than 11,000 pubs have closed in the UK in the past decade, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics — a fall of almost a quarter."
He has to be one of the main factors as to why Labour haven’t quite overcome the conservatives in votes.
During a time of national reformation of great importance his aims seem to be solely to just bash TM’s efforts and proposed deals, rather than to come to a solution. In most circumstances it would be acceptable for JC to heavily focus on critisising the government, as he is a main figure of the opposition. However at this point in time, with not much time left until the 29th of March, we need to be doing all and everything possible to come to a suitable solution to how we shall leave the EU (if at all).
Though his lack of ideas/solutions make him appear a tart, thus not helping the situation as he shoots down anything TM proposes without an alternative, putting us back to square 1 in negotiations.
We should be forgetting ‘Red Vs Blue’ and instead finding the best possible solution to this crisis. Not declining invitations with the Prime Minister to discuss important aspects of Brexit, which may determine the futures and careers of many of the country’s population.
For the young folk, like myself, whom are intending to become employed following university, the current situation looks a bit dull.
Following a no deal/hard Brexit which is becoming a more imminent possibility, we could end up with an economy built like a sh1thouse and the supposed end to this ‘austerity’ will be back.
Furthermore, not only the possible decrease in trade, but also trying to fill the sectors of work where immigrants make up a large percentage of that workforce. The NHS for example, 12.7% of its UK workforce are non British. Although Brexit doesn’t mean we will lose those 12.7% of NHS staff, it does reflect how immigration is crucial to the success of Britain, with it being an ageing population.
Not only that, I was wanting to go into the field of ‘International Finance/Law’, which is now looking a more difficult possibility. Not impossible, but has been made harder by statistically the older age groups within Britain.
Although I’m certainly one to oppose Nationalism/Patriotism, I’m struggling to see the ‘Great’ in Great Britain anymore.
He’s been building Lego things for over 8 years, all of it to be destroyed by a group of thugs, as he explains.
Fortunately some people created a crowdfunding page for him, and £18k was given to him (as that was the monetary value of what was destroyed.), now believe he’s rebuilding it all.
So many blocked roads without proper diversion notices... if there were any diversion notices they sent you the wrong way. Luckily got an iPhone which has an app which calculates routes which include roads that are blocked, otherwise I doubt we would actually ever get home until light hours.
I must imagine there will be people who won’t get home tonight, the roadworks have been bloody sh1t.
For me it has to be the whole Lord of the Rings saga, wholly based in New Zealand where there are landscapes of great magnificence. Probably a favourite because I’m into the fantasy/deep lore type films.
Obviously a Hurst man so should be able to fit into the squad with relative ease, although would have to adjust playing at a far more substantial club with different players to what he wasn’t used to.
But importantly he can play in that 10 role behind our striker which is what we clearly lacked this afternoon against a rigid Blackburn side.
Then a CB is needed; if we go for Nsiala then I presume that’s it regarding Tilt - we won’t chase him any longer. Could do with another striker too, or is that pushing our financial boundaries?
Was thinking of creating a YouTube channel where I’d periodically upload once/twice a week. The videos that would be created would pretty much sum up the matches or any news that I find relevant to Ipswich Town. But importantly, the videos would include analysis of the matches that we play in, which is the main sort of thing that drives me to put this idea into a reality.
However I’m not totally sure if that’s enough for a weekly (or twice a week) video, and if it would be of any interest to any of you?
So yeah, would there be anything you’d like to be included in the videos? I’m talking summaries, formation analysis, player matchups, you know, that sort of stuff.
I’d probably start this up soon with the coming season since editing videos used to be a joy of mine, but found it took too much of my time.
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