Recent content by SwissYellow

No idea, sorry.

Correction, this will be live.

This will be pre-recorded.

F fill your boots folks.

I've been told by a mutual contact that Trevor is writing most of the stuff these days but to be fair, they have been saying its Trevor behind the notes for a while.

Radio Oxford phone ins during the day are a weird beast. They hold a disproportionate level of importance for City and Council officers and Cllrs, its seen as pure voter material. If you can phone in, you're likely yo be a voter. Early projections are that this Local election is going to be...

Things that are rumored to be happening this week. The Lib Dem Fight back BBC Radio Oxford 4 party interviews The FOSB Meltdown. The LibDem Fightback - Summary, there's a been a fair few meetings and the long and short of it is, they're coming out positive for the Stadium but they dont want...

Suzanne and Vicky are ONLY Green candidates to fight the stadium. Zero interest in anything else.

looks like I got the same, exact message.

The HoT is important for the club to start proper funding work, while its not a greenlight to turn up with diggers, its still a big move on the gameboard.

Great job - Club officials, Supportive Cllrs, Passionate fans. One step forward. Really positive and shows we can move the needle together.

I have no information other than an angry woman with bad hair shouted at some tennis coaches for a disability charity.

A friend of one of the other FOSB members described her as a "pompous vinegary woman who thinks she has a right to dictate her opinion on others" This was related to an argument within FOSB where apparently Suzanne was asking people to put money in their pockets because she didn't want too...

The opinion towards our Suzie was the same then ....

Suzanne McIvor run Community Action Group "Friends of Cutteslowe Park" who were anti the distressingly large volley ball court in 2015, didn't seem to fussed about them once they opened... https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/13638882.beach-volleyball-courts-will-big-city-park-campaigners-say/