Archives for September 2019
A BMW driver wants a sodding medal or something after letting another car out at a junction, it has emerged. Andy Pratt, 42, from Rotherham was in a line of traffic when he spotted another BMW waiting to enter the stream from the left “Normally I’d have welded myself to the bumper of the car
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn was still in police custody this morning after being sensationally arrested last night after responding to ‘Johnson Out’ chants during his closing speech at the parties annual conference in Brighton. Mr Corbyn’s reaction to the chants – which can’t be described fully in a family newspaper – left delegates astonished, none
Barnsley residents received their most exciting news since the arrival of Dunkin’ Donuts in the town today, when it was announced that the borough’s glitterati are to star in a new ITV12 reality show, provisionally called The Only Way Is Mabs. Mabs, or Mablethorpe as it’s more widely known, is a popular destination for the
A Bugle investigation has uncovered a secret Labour plan to abolish the role of party leader altogether. It comes just a couple of days after a similar move to remove deputy leader Tom Watson, by abolishing his role, was abandoned at the party conference. “That’s where we got the idea,” one of the dissident MP’s
A joke originally delivered by perenial TV favourite Ronnie Barker, is understood to be about to apply for a restraining order following the theft of a gold toilet from Blenheim palace this week. The joke, which cannot be told here for legal reasons, is understood to be distressed at being repeated by thousands of witless
Sexual activity in the workplace, or while on business, is now to be subject to a prior health and safety risk assessment, it has emerged. It follows a French court ruling in which an employee who had a heart attack and died during an en extra marital bunk-up while away on business, was deemed to
Fire chiefs have labelled Fireman Sam unrepresentative and have taken the decision to stop using him as a recruitment tool. It follows an investigation that has revealed that the popular cartoon character doesn’t use his sick days to run an ad hoc building firm, and isn’t shagging a close mates missus on the side while
There were raised eyebrows this morning as it was revealed that Theresa May has awarded a knighthood to Geoffrey Boycott in her resignation honours list. The outspoken Yorkshireman has a chequered history punctuated by controversial comments and a conviction for assaulting his girlfriend in 1998 in France. An insider close to the former Prime Minister
The new Downing Street dog is still living out of boxes, several days after moving into Number 10, it has been reported. The dog took the decision to delay getting settled following a cursory appraisal of his new owners performance in parliament, and the general air of fuckwittery that pervades his very being. A spokesperson
Road safety campaigners in south Yorkshire are calling for more road signs to be translated into Dingle after a series of accidents and near misses in the Barnsley area. Although most signs are already translated into Yorkshire, Dingle is a completely separate language and very few in the area are bilingual. “It’s a big concern.”