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  • Call for information: Police “Tempo” Officer

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a Police Officer nicknamed “Tempo” and alleged of serious crimes in Reading, Berkshire has now been spotted.

    A suspect in Reading alleged of serious crime seen in the towns rail station.

    His crime spree is believed to have begun in 2015 and continued in various neighbourhoods across the town. He’s believed to be protected by other, uniformed Officers.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Local life is how we feel

    The way we walk around our local areas says something about who we really are. It may be we take a lot of interest in where we live. It may be others have no care for it at all. There’s variance in attitude in just this respect.

    A graffiti spot on a wall

    Any passive mark left over can also instruct us. It may demonstrate a real hatred of English culture. It may show a love for it. There may be signs of pride. They can also be indications of felt shame. These are different between people too.

  • Is Khan’s London brand running thin?

    Sir Khan, the Mayor of London, has made a big thing of pumping it as a welcoming place. He regularly declares it open, despite its record breaking passenger stats. It’s a good time to be alive, in Mayoral terms, and don’t we all know it by now.

    However, his focus on minority issues lacks in proportion to the largest city in the UK. It has a population of over eight million people and yet Sir Khan makes sure 15-20% feel like it. His ‘community is unity’ brand is not making waves where it matters.

    The fact is Londoners like it when it’s their tradition, culture, or religion on show. The act of pulling in others to celebrate is becoming part of the fabric of it. An event like Loved and Wanted sounds like a party in Soho, not a day out for the family.

    The vastness of its enterprise expanding up says otherwise. There are more and more coming to work but also to eat, spend time, and play in its pubs, riverside eateries, and sky high restaurants. The local areas need more investment, not new moments.

  • The interplay of politics and religion

    Those who insist on pointing out similarities in religion should be careful not to believe the same can’t also be done in politics. If a belief in things that exist is there, such as the same figures or the same rights, the debate is over the facts of right and wrong.

    It’s also true that while people differ, a sense of purpose requires people to come back to do it again, just like it does in religion. It often hinges on the living and not just the dead in either. Individuals play a huge part in how people feel and the way it’s done.