I still receive letters and emails intended for the Leader of the University of Bath Labour Club. I tend to just forward them on.
This weekend, I was invited to a “Labour Student’s Key Activists training”. In the email, I spotted something I feel is a trend in Student related organisations:
Please send two or three delegates [...]
Glyn Ford, Labour MEP for the South West, came to Bath yesterday and told me an interesting story about a debate due to happen in Bath.
Glyn Ford MEP and Hattie Ajderian, Labour PPC for Bath.
It seems that Unlock Democracy (formerly Charter 88) has been organising a Hustings Session at the BRLSI on May 22nd in [...]
An elderly ‘loyal reader’ asked me to write a positive story, so consider the request met: (Surely my other posts were positive? Righting wrongs, fighting injustices and so on…)
As I headed into the library to crack on with my essay “¿Cuáles fueron los logros y errores fundamentales del gobierno republicano-socialista durante el ‘Bienio Reformista’ (1931 [...]
Participants in the Bath Duck Race today may be surprised to learn that the event may not have been all it was quacked up to be.
The press release from the University of Bath claims:
The ducks will be hurled into the river at Pulteney Bridge with the winner being the first to cross the finish line [...]
While Don Foster MP has been in starring in Attack of the Urban Seagulls Bath Union Council has been debating about the sandwiches they have on offer in their meetings.
Students’ Union Policy Resolves:
1. All Students’ Union Meetings, where buffet food is provided, should have a 60% – 40% vegetarian – meat (and fish) offering.
I’m not [...]
