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I can’t find a £500 table cloth.

This is really worrying me.  Around £150 is the best I could do.  A link if you know, perhaps? X

Sarah Felstead ● 1568d9 Comments

I have a £3.5k cocktail trolley for sale if you're interested?

Paul Scullion ● 1568d

Paul.  Thank you kindly.  I can’t bring myself to place it on my IKEA rug, If I can find a £7,000 rug, I will come back to you.

Sarah Felstead ● 1568d

I need to cram in lots of weekend parties before the Autumn.  Got lists of £oney people and a influencers on the world stage who can help me make £Illinois after that date.  Needs to have private grounds so nobody can spot what is going on or take pictures of the wine arriving in suitcases.

Sarah Felstead ● 1568d

I wonder if Boris's family..his father,brothers and sister are proud of him?It seems they have pursued their own careers to keep well out of the way.Boris is known all over the world (fame?) and the multitude of cartoons of the chap have appeared  in our newspapers for years and years. Yes Boris has been and still is a cartoonist's dream.One recalls his antics at the Olympic Park when he was suspended on that zip wire. I recall Boris visiting Hounslow High Street when he was supporting Mary Macleod in  her Election Campaign. Shoppers and shopkeepers fell over themselves to shake his hand and cheer  him on. In cartoon fashion he bought an ice-cream in full view... and licked away with all those aroundenjoying the moment.A list of Boris's serious indiscretions over the years was created on James O'Brien's LBC programme this morning. It seems the  saga will carry on for ages.. tea trolleys, wallpaper and worse.One used to be proud of our Establishment..when looking through the gates of Downing Street... but perhaps no more.The 300 working in Downing Street  daily (?), the Police and the Security Services must have been aware of the buffonary going on. Perhaps they were in 'fun' mode most of the time and were bamboozled... like us?

Jim Lawes ● 1568d

As far as I can see these people live on a different planet to the rest of us, I can never understand - and don't think I ever will, how ordinary working people can vote for them.

Vanessa Smith ● 1568d

I recall an occasion some 12+ years ago when TheresaMay attended a private house on the Northumberland Estate in Isleworth ( not far from Sarah's) to address the small group of supporter's during  Mary Macleod's Campaign.I found  myself sitting next to Mrs May for.well over an hour.. and found her to be "cold" and quite dull. No inspiration at all.Together with the style of Mr Corbyn... the arrival of Boris on the scene was a relief in many ways.. but I, like many others, was blinded by his stage act.Behind all the charisma there was.....Let's hope a fine new Leader is selected. Should there be a total clear out of the Cabinet..and a fresh start made at No.10.?Haven't they all been tainted?

Jim Lawes ● 1567d

What really astonishes me is that Johnson still blathers on about his mythical mandate. Against the unelectable Corbyn he scraped a 43% minority of the vote, far less than the anti Tory parties. Is there another European state where the voting system is so corrupt that 43% can translate into a huge majority of parliamentary seats? And I also despise the way Labour have acquiesced in this for years, hoping it will be their turn next. The whole Brexit debacle was based on a lies-fuelled 51-49 'shall we investigate?' referendum then an undemocratic Tory landslide in 2019. No majority ever voted for a hard Brexit and the consequent impoverishment of the country, probably also the break-up of the UK.

Eric Baker ● 1567d

Why hasn't Chris Pincher MP been arrested for sexual assault on some of his male colleages?The matter brushed under the carpet?How about Boris meeting up with Russia oligarchs while Foreign Secretary..without being accompanied  by a Foreign Office Official. Wasn't he exposing himself to some kind of honeytrap? Or did it happen when he was Mayor of London? Didn't Carrie's neighbour once report to the Police screaming and "get off me" conversations coming from next door. Boris in Party mode again!Mind you he might be the right man to despatch to Moscow to have a word with Mr Putin.

Jim Lawes ● 1567d

What's new.  Boris's downfall is he could not lie convincingly.Unlike so many politicians who are  Grand masters of the Porkie Pie.After all what were the placards still help up at every demo for the past decade proclaim? Bliar.  it's nothing new, it's the stuff that's never been exposed or at least within a governments or councils time that is far more worrying. But surely given the closeness of the culture at Westminster between otherwise party adversaries, Pincher would have been shopped by anyone in the know, and usually in Westminster everyone always knows.

Raymond Havelock ● 1567d