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Stretch Yourself www.lutontoday.co.uk Luton Herald and Post, Thursday, January 5, 2012 13 IF YOU’VE GOT SOMETHING TO SAY, THIS IS THE plAcE TO SAYIT - MPs’list of shame, word on the street but is it true? Who would you like to see perform at the STRETCH YOURSELF from Ronald Turvey, love luton Festival? address supplied TO THE LIMIT I received the following in an email which, if true, ought to trigger country- wide mass demonstrations.The email asked the following question: Can you imagine working foR a With Gymnastics company that only has a little more than 635 employees, but has the following forall at Dunstable employee statistics? > 29 have been accused of spouse Gymnastics Club abuse. > 7 have been arrested foR fraud. > 9 have been accused of writing bad cheques. ■ Startasearlyas3Years Old > 17 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least two businesses. ■ Tr yout the Bars, Beam, > 3 have done time foR assault. Ria Biggs, 23, Hitchin: Michaela Good, 21, Hitchin: > 71 cannot get a credit card due to Trampette &Vault bad credit. “Florence and the Machine, my “I want Pink to perform but I > 14 have been arrested on drug- favourite. I will be going to the don’t think that will happen. I ■ British Gymnastics affiliated related charges. festival anyway. I have heard don’t expect they will get anyone > 8 have been arrested foR about it and will probably still go that good but I will go anyway, ■ Tu esday&WednesdayEvening shoplifting. even if the act is rubbish. It will definitely.” > 21 are currently defendants in be fun.” Sessions &SaturdayMornings lawsuits. > 84 have been arrested foR drink Sessions driving in the last year. And, collectively, in 2011 alone they cost the British taxpayer £92,993,748 in expenses. Which organisation is this? It’s FREE the 635 Members of the House of TASTER Commons. The same group that cranks out SESSION hundreds of new laws each year With This Advert designed to keep the rest of us in line. And we accuse other world leaders of Contact Jennie corruption! 07716 708413 Manshead School, Dunstable Road Caddington, Dunstable,LU1 4BB Brazil aid is nuts Email [email protected] from John Tucker, Bracklesham Kinga Roberts, 26, Bushmead: Devendra Muthyala, 26,luton “Lily Allen or Katy Perry would be town centre: “I am not very Gardens,luton my choices. I would like someone keen on anyone that I can think www.dunstable-gym.co.uk It annoys me every time I read a like JLS, too. I will go and watch of. I don’t know who it will be but newspaper article about how British whatever it is.Would go with I will go to the festival anyway. taxpayers are giving away millions in anyone really, I’m not really I’m not bothered about who is foreign aid. This time it’s to Brazil. fussed.” performing.” Considering they are richer than us, they should be giving us money. I don’t give a damn how good we look money. memories of Barrett’s hat on the world stage. I don’t want British Can you blame Brits foR falsely manufacturers? OAPs dying because they can’t afford claiming benefits? The money is more I seem to remember them during the gas to heat their homes. theirs than the foreigners it goes to. the 1950s and 1960s, although I have These are the same people who work no idea when they started or finished. PUTTERIDGE all their lives, pay their taxes and see Perhaps you worked foR them or it given to foreign countries while their know someone who did. Do you know Proudtobejoiningthe ‘outstanding’ own government just sits back and lets Hat firm appeal where their factory was or anything HIBarnfieGHld FederatioSCn HOOL them die from hypothermia. else that comes to mind? I hope these foreign countries enjoy from c.Bowen, address supplied I can be contacted on 07940 spending British taxpayers’ money. My Do any of your readers have 126708. Have you goT a story for us? Then call us on 01582 700666 OPEThursdNEay 12thVEJanuNIary2NG012 6-9pm CrescentHall Therewill be presentationsat6.30pm and7.30pm andtours of theschooltakingplace allevening. 50 Dunstable Road, Luton LU11EF TOP10REASONS TO COME TO PUTTERIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 1. Healthy, safe andcaringenvironment 2. Excellentteachingand risingattainment Events 3. Exceptional studentbehaviour and‘cando’ ethos 4. Accesstoextensive state-of-the-art facilities through the Barnfield Federation 5. First class musicprovision andextra-curricular opportunities 6. Well-establishedGifted&Talentedprovision Parties 7. Seamlessprogression opportunities to the Barnfield post-16 Banquets education provision 8. Extensive on-sitesportsfacilities Catering 9. Outstandingcarefor allabilities 10.Welcomingand inclusiveschOOl Putteridge High School, Putteridge Road,Luton Call 01582725 053 formoreinformation. #-+3%$!01 (2&-!/ .2!"&*,)3 www.putteridgehigh.org | www.barnfield.ac.uk *!' "2%%-2!'$!0 *%3*" T: 01582 723386 /380123 /( 12-'&+,%' *1##" $3)4! 0$$.$! W: www.crescenthall.co.uk E: [email protected] Weddings.
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