‘Election 2010’ Articles
Written by Citizen Editor on 07 May 2010
Counting Huntingdon constituency’s votes in the farcical 2010 General Election has just started, reports the BBC. The polls closed at 10pm last night, with two seats in Sunderland declaring within the first hour. Huntingdon’s count, [Click to read more...]
Written by Adam Douglas on 27 April 2010
A local Lib Dem attempt to simplify electoral posters has back fired in spectacular fashion, it was revealed yesterday. Long and complicated second names like Gdnagley and van der Whitevandriver van der Whitevandriverman van der Whitevandriver have [Click to read more...]
Written by A.J Oke on 15 April 2010
The St Neots Conservative group (SNCG) are so confident they can keep the Eynesbury seat in the District Elections they have nominated a resident of Grafham. When asked why had they (SNCG) had nominated someone from so far afield, Cllr Paul Marcel [Click to read more...]
Written by Francisco Sanchez on 05 April 2010
Liberal Democrat councillor Steve van der Whitevanman has promised new fences if re-elected – but only for Eynesbury residents. Cllr vn der Whitevanman has a long-standing history with fences after campaigning tirelessly for a new one at the [Click to read more...]
Written by Citizen Editor on 30 March 2010
Eynesbury Lib Dem councillor Steven van der Whitevanman was under pressure today to change his name by deedpoll to something a little shorter. Whitevanman, whose full name is Steven van der Whitevandriver van der Whitevandriverman van der [Click to read more...]
Written by Citizen Editor on 29 March 2010
The local candidate for the Monster Raving Looney party, Lord Ropey Rug, was today declared “far too sensible” by members of the less-interesting parties. “The Looney’s are supposed to come up with some really amusing – [Click to read more...]
Written by Citizen Editor on 29 March 2010
It was sensationally revealed tonight that, if elected, the Lib Dems plan to opt St Neots out of the United Kingdom’s currency, the Great British Pound. “The quid is a bit of an outdated concept,” said Steve van der Whitevanman at [Click to read more...]