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Politicans should be wary of UK political bloggers

The Yearly Kos convention How long will it be before our political candidates actively woo the UK's leading political bloggers for favourable coverage? How many of them will be the centre of a sensational weblog revelation in the run up to the next general election?...

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My rhubarb lasagne recipe request from Canada

My rhubarb lasagne recipe request from Canada

Scott eating haggis, but dreaming of my rhubarb lasagna Who could have imagined that a quirky post about my rhubarb lasagne would have aroused so much interest - and globally too! I was a fresh faced blogger when I described how I threw together this pudding for my...

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My mention in The Tribune magazine

I feel greatly privileged to get a mention on Iain's list of top Tory bloggers, being ranked 9th out of 20th. This is amazing considering I only started blogging four months ago afer meeting up with Geoff in Cambridge one night. The list, as well as bloggers Iain...

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My proud mum bit

Award winning James with his football manager If it hadn't been for the World Cup, I wouldn't have been posting about my sports mad son's achievements over the last couple of days. But as footie is a hot topic at the moment, here goes. James, 13, is a very modest lad,...

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Kate joins world wide knitters today

Kate knits away in Cambridge today Kate promised me that she would position herself in a public place today and get knitting for World Wide Knit In Public Day. And she kept her word. Although a solitary figure, she was joined in spirit by hundreds of others around the...

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Last Tango comes to Cambridgeshire

Last Tango comes to Cambridgeshire If there was any need to prove that sex sells tickets, then our village play did that last night. The parish room was packed to capacity for Stretham Players' hilarious rendition of Last Tango in Little Grimley, based around an...

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Fenland abounds with Latin lovers

Fenland abounds with Latin lovers

Ancient Rome inspires council staff to learn Latin Brainy council workers in Fenland are spending their lunch hour swotting up on Latin. Instead of feeding the ducks or heading for the pub, staff from IT, accounts and customer services are getting to grips with this...

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Nigel Farage is a coward, says EU Commissioner

Margot is fed up with Nigel Farage I have just checked out Margot Wallstrom's savvy blog, the EU's Commissioner for Communications, and was very amused by her description of Nigel Farage as "a coward". It seems she has reached the end of her tether as far as he is...

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