The Daily Mail featured the “heat generated by cremations” story yesterday, it is now featured in many national dailies throughout the UK, but more amazingly, even the Sydney Morning Herald now has an item on it. Is it a case of where Tameside leads today, the rest of the world will follow tomorrow? Whose idea was it anyway?
Tuesday, 8 January 2008
The Dukinfield crematorium story goes global
The Daily Mail featured the “heat generated by cremations” story yesterday, it is now featured in many national dailies throughout the UK, but more amazingly, even the Sydney Morning Herald now has an item on it. Is it a case of where Tameside leads today, the rest of the world will follow tomorrow? Whose idea was it anyway?
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I didn't think this was anything big. I really regret it now as I have managed to get featured on a few national blogs such as the archbishop cramner, conservative home and Ian Dale.
Another big one I missed was Sean Parker-Perry's trip to Spain. I don't know how I missed that one.
This story has also featured in The Times Online.
I just wish they would report on things which mattered most such as how much the Highways Agency are wasting on the Mottram Bypass.
And I wish crap journalists would stop referring Tameside as Thameside. Grrrrrrr!
Imagine how much Hot Air would be produced when they put Roy Oldham in?
With all the freebies burning away The Sun would have some serious Competition for a heat source.
Try and keep it civilized folks.
RE: deep voice
Roy Oldham will never die. Labour are working on to cryogenically freeze him and put his head in a jar like Futurama when the technology becomes available.
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