There has been much talk of superinjunctions in the blog bunker. Who has issued them? Is The Blog subject to them? What does the Mail on Sunday mean when it says actor Hugh Bonneville “is known to fellow thespians as the Ryan Giggs of the showbusiness world, after the famously family-orientated footballer”?
None of this has anything to do with Horsington of course, so we won’t be covering it. But if you want to know where most of the information currently in the newspapers is coming from, look here.
Re: your superinjunction story, and I quote: “None of this of course has anything to do with Horsington so we shall not be covering it”. Exactly. So why are you covering it in a newsletter whose brief as I understand it is to keep local residents informed on matters of local importance?
May I respectfully suggest to the Editor that, should he wish to continue publishing stories concerning so-called celebrities, members of the acting profession and the likes of Wade Rooney et al, then he should start a Blog in his own name with a red top and a page three. Perhaps I am in the minority here, but for those seeking adult entertainment in the press, may I recommend the Daily Telegraph crossword.
You may publish my comments if you wish.
Yours Sincerely,
Alfred Moon
Look, I said we would not cover it, and now you have forced me to reluctantly raise the issue again. I would have thought that my readers have far better things to do than read celebrity tittle tattle, and I respect this. Totally.
But have you see today’s Daily Mail?
Just remember, you saw it first on the Horsington Blog.
Now let’s have no more of this and concentrate on more important subljects like the pond, the fete, the end of the curry promotion, and our dire shortage of cricketers. Come on Horsington!
I agree. My reputation has previously been gravely damaged by ill-founded gossip in the blog, and people have suggested there is more to come. I therefore want to make it clear that not only have I never met Fred Goodwin, I don’t even have an account at the Royal Bank of Scotland. Please stop this gossip.