Saint Therese
I'm ashamed to admit that until yesterday I had never heard of Therese Coffey, the Conservative Member of Parliament for Suffolk Coastal.
But now that she has tabled Early Day Motion 1593 I have no hesitation in describing her as charming, witty, intelligent, hard working and stunningly attractive.
If you haven't already read Early Day Motion 1593 then I urge you to do so, as I'm sure you'll agree it's the most perfectly crafted form of words to enter Parliament in a very long time.
Indeed, you might like to draw Early Day Motion 1593 to the attention of your own Member of Parliament, possibly encouraging them to add their own names to what I'm sure will be a very long list of supporters.
In the interests of balance and impartiality, I should point out that other EDMs might be available.
I'm BBC Radio Devon’s Graham Smith, blogging on news, views and some fresh insights into West Country life, particularly the way government works locally and nationally.
Comment number 1.
At 14:58 16th Mar 2011, Stephen Richardson wrote:It's too late for Cornwall - it's already happened! :)
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Comment number 2.
At 19:55 16th Mar 2011, Tynegod wrote:"That this House values BBC local radio as a key voice in the community; is highly concerned at the threat to local daytime programming; notes the contradiction between the centralisation of programme-making and the BBC's stated aim of moving production to the regions and nations; and calls on the BBC to dismiss this idea outright."
Bless you, Stephen. As I added to "what do you think of it so far" The B.B.C. are an "easy target".
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