Monthly Archives: February 2014

The demonstration that wasn’t

Posted on February 26, 2014 by dave4dinnington

Myself and my trusty companion Mr Lewis went to the so called demonstration at Rotherham town hall, it was organised, I use that word loosely, by three unions, GMB, UNISON and the NUT and was against the closure of the … Continue reading →

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Questions the Labour Party asked their Councillors who want to re-standing in May

Posted on February 12, 2014 by dave4dinnington

These are some of the questions asked by the Labour Party to their sitting Councillors who want to re-stand in May this year, ours is Councillor Falvey .  May be you would like to have a go at answering them? … Continue reading →

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licence consultation

Posted on February 7, 2014 by dave4dinnington

Called in at the Lyric to the so called consultation for Rotherham’s proposal to licence private landlords, outnumbered by police.  There was over kill on the police presence but they were the only ones who would talk to me, and … Continue reading →

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Proposed Closure of Dinnington Childrens Center

Posted on February 6, 2014 by dave4dinnington

Here we go again, Dinnington is about to lose yet another much needed facility; the children’s center at Dinnington junior school on East street.  We have three borough councilors for our area and as usual we have heard nothing about … Continue reading →

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What one person can achieve

Posted on February 2, 2014 by dave4dinnington

I make no secret of the fact that I will be standing as an independent candidate in the Rotherham Borough Council elections in May.  The question I get asked the most is what difference can one person make when faced … Continue reading →

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