George Rolph is now on his 14th day of hunger strike in protest against the UK Government’s ongoing cruelty to the vulnerable people in UK society through medical assessments undertaken by French IT firm ATOS… The Story of George Rolph (Part ii)
George Rolph is a disabled 60 year old gentleman from Great Britain who began a hunger strike over a week ago in protest over the disgusting way that Atos, the IT company employed by the… The Story of George Rolph (Part i)
So, I went to a top London Hospital yesterday morning, booked in and at 10am, had my gastric band operation. The procedure went well, although finding a vein that would behave itself was rather difficult. … Obesity: Part 2
With all of the doom and gloom going on around us, it’s important we balance the depressive with equal amounts of enjoyment and based upon the fact we’re all now having to tighten the purse… Free Events in the UK
It isn’t enough anymore to sit and drink tea and dunk biscuits you can ill afford. Complaining to your neighbours won’t change anything. If we don’t stand up and be counted, there’ll be no one… Petitions Against Austerity & Other Useful Links:
An Agonizing Ache of Adversity… I’ve spent the past week or so closely watching the developments of the Government, Atos and media Vs The People of Great Britain, or should I say, the most… The future poverty of the impoverished – It beggars belief.
Atos are the Information Technology (IT) company paid £100m per year by David Cameron and the ConDem UK Government to determine whether disabled people are “fit to work”. In their own words and from their… Atos…so sue me.
I shall be having Bariatric surgery this weekend in the form of a gastric band…this is the start of my journey of survival and one I wish to share here for all others who are… Obesity: Part 1
It’s been a while since I posted anything…not because I have nothing to say, but because people are “normal” and don’t make the effort to interact…without other voices, how can this work as it’s supposed… Normality, so easily defined.
I read that you worked for UPS for 11 years prior to the problems that arose when they merged with Lynx Courier (another company). Tell me what they were like as employers during this time… Clive Henry versus UPS: