Web of Intrigue

by Mick Spreader 16. October 2008 02:46
Tony Jones
Oi, where's my web site?

Now Mick Spreader doesn't like getting involved in other parties' tantrums, but it would seem that Tony Jones voting for an amendment to their beloved Anti-Social Behaviour strategy (a report that would cause great difficulty to the Oxford English Dictionary if they were asked to verify the use of 'strategy' in that context) was too much.

Fear not Reading residents, you cannot be censored by Martin Salter's mob of web luddites and amateur web designers. muckspReading which remains the only oasis in the local media for respite from Salter's barmy army has rescued cllrtonyjones for posterity.

Notes to editors: If the local Labour party learned how to run a web site properly... they'd be dangerous!

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