A Nice Crisp Fiver

by Mick Spreader 25. August 2007 03:50
text

ANYONE travelling around Reading this weekend has been urged to use public transport. Some 80,000 people are expected at this year’s rock festival and the council is gearing up for some huge profiteering at festival goers' expense.

Reading’s mathematically challenged lead councillor for transport Tom Crisp said: “Last year we fleeced festival goers of thousands of pounds and this year we'd like to rip-off locals as well by urging them to use public transport. With a fare costing £1.50 each to get to the festival site and a full black cab costing less than a fiver, we hope that people don't work it out for themselves and save £2.50 by getting a taxi instead of paying our over-inflated bus fares."

 

Currently rated .3 by 2 people

  • Currently 0.3/5 Stars.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5

Tags:

Powered by BlogEngine.NET

Humour Warning!

All material on this site is parody and of a satirical nature.

All quotes attributed to anyone are made up and purely for the purposes of amusement. If you have no sense of humour, your sort aren't wanted around here so bugger off and join the Labour Party.

If you think that something is factually incorrect, please get a dictionary and lookup parody and satire.

Poll Tax

Mystery surrounds the reason for Labour getting rid of the RBC Chief Executive. What was the real reason?




Show Results

Other Links

Navigation Link JaneSpotting

Sorry folks, the legendary JaneSpotting web site about Reading's most trivial MP has been retired. Never mind Jane has graciously agreed to keep the laughs flowing from her Strasbourg Stockade.

Navigation Link The Reading Forum

Want to know where the Evening Post gets their stories from other than regurgitating council press releases?

Navigation Link The Reading Evening Post

All the latest news, hot from the latest Labour press release.

Not Labour's Election Manifesto

christian louboutin bootschi hair straightenersLouboutin SaleChanel Handbagshandbags salenike dunk shoesbikini salegucci shoestory burch saleCheap ED Hardypuma shoes