Independents loose out again to the blinkered masses in local May 2011 elections.
I have consolidated most of the early columns and starting to tidy up some of the others.
The 2012 columns have just started and keep your eye on the ‘Your Berkhamsted’ magazine and the ‘berko forum’ for all the latest comment and news.
I’m revamping the visitor section, had a go at explaining why I got the sack from the Citizens Association and a new pictorial ‘history’ section has started due to a customer nearly throwing out her husbands old slides, so you can thank Mrs Horton as It’s made me look out some of mine.
The election is over and once again you have decided that I am not worthy of your support (in general).
So, I’ll leave you with the archives to provide information on the town since 1995 when you lot last decided I was worthy.
Click on the year and find out what went on in Berkhamsted.
1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 |2002 | 2003 | 2004/5 | 2006/7 | 2008 | 2009 - 2010 | 2011 | 2012
Copies of the Berkhamsted Review
Just in case you think this are bad at the moment, why not watch this 20 minute video?
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You might see this scruffy herbert walking round the town in the future, often in the morning with a couple of dogs also needing exercise.
I’ve been known to do electrical work on occasions, take photographs and currently supposed to be writing a recent history of the town in a somewhat unique style that bears no resemblance to the teaching of Berkhamsted School. You can experience a hint of what will be coming by visiting the berko.org.uk web-site and looking for the walks.
Any other ideas that might make some money (as I’m unemployable) would be gratefully appreciated.
Just remembered - at the top of the page, the evil looking cat is a ginger tom called Frankie (he has an equally evil brother called Freddie) . The cocker spaniel on the right is Jamie, who is almost blind and will eat almost anything without hesitation.
I’ve just set up a forum where you can voice your opinions on town matters.
