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Sat 6 Dec, Creating Harmony - a celebration of world talent. 4pm-11pm, The Square Centre, Alfred Street North. See article for more info.

Mon 8 Dec, Picket of Heckler & Koch arms dealers, Easter Park, Lenton Lane, from 4pm. See article for more info.

Wed 10 Dec, Small World Cinema - Darfur. 7pm, Sumac Centre, Gladstone Street. See article for more info.

Fri 12 Dec, CSSGJ Seminar - The Politics of Catastrophe: a critique of the 'war on terror'. 4pm, Staff Club, University Park. See article for more info.

Sat 13 Dec, Sneinton Winter Parade. Cyclists will be meeting at 3pm, Sneinton Dale; main procession starts 4pm from Sneinton Market. See article for more info.

Fri 26 Dec, Critical mass bike ride. Meet at 5pm, Market Square. See article for more info.


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£7.2m to vote Labour?

J Wooley | 27.03.2007 01:00 | Nottinghamshire

Nottingham City Council leader John Collins was grinning smugly as he mingled with the crowds and handed out leaflets during Saturday night’s Market Square opening celebrations.




The front of the leaflet reproduced the Council’s market square programme graphics so you would have thought this was an official Council leaflet. But turn it over and you spot the deception: it was little more than party political propaganda produced by the Labour party. Politicians never miss a free ride on a passing bandwagon. But what more do you expect in a culture where political careers and party politics matter more than people.

Unfortunately the text of the leaflet contains a major potential embarrassment for Labour and the Council. It states that £2.2m of the cost of the square’s refurbishment was paid for by ‘Private Developers’. There may be a perfectly innocent explanation for this but it does raise the question of what would motivate private developers to donate such a huge sum to the City Council.

J Wooley

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27.03.2007 11:26


spot the difference competition

J Wooley


Rules is rules

29.03.2007 20:04

Does anybody know about the legality of this sort of thing? Surely there must be rules prohibiting the use Council logos etc. for party political purposes?

Disillusioned kid
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Illegal Weasel

04.04.2007 16:35

The City Council lawyers urgently want to get hold of an original copy, if anyone has one? (Jon Collins and cronies are illegally using the city council logo for election material).

Weasel Warrior