Wednesday 3 March 2010
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Elected to Darlington Borough Council in May 2007, Mike Barker tells what it's like to be a councillor and the Liberal Democrats' Parliamentary Candidate in Darlington.
About Me
- Mike Barker
- Liberal Democrat Councillor for North Road Ward on Darlington Borough Council. Parliamentary Candidate for the Constituency of Darlington. Previously Parliamentary Candidate for Stockton South, 2005. Father of three great grown-up kids, life-long follower of Reading Football Club, keen walker and cyclist, lover of modern literature, film and theatre. MD of local food retailing and bakery business.
Getting in touch with me
To get in touch with me, you can leave a comment on this blog, you can email me (mikebarker@cix.co.uk) or you can phone me (07703539516).
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March
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- Letter printed
- Sticking out of the letterboxes in Park East...
- Time for a name change?
- New kid on the block
- Tory axe hangs over £57m BSF money
- Cycling Campaign Meeting
- Chair of GOLD quits Tories, joins Lib Dems
- The Five Pound Note Bridge
- What's their excuse this time?
- 200 words not to use
- Now it's Labour's turn!
- Welcome!
- Stop it now.
- Sloppy work Edward
- Visit to Stroke Unit
- Pure co-incidence
- Interesting snippets
- Damp squib?
- A belated review of last week's Budget Council
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2 comments:
I often see high pressure hoses being used by Council staff in the town centre, on my way to work.
They tend to be there for a week, gradually moving through the "area designated as no motorised traffic between certain hours"* until they've covered it all.
*Not as catchy as the Pedestrian Heart, but more accurate.
Unfortunately, while High Row was spotless and the water feature was working again, up in Post House Wynd, where the Minister did not set foot, the pavement was covered with litter, gum and fag ends.
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