By ANDREW JOHN TEAGUE This Easter weekend brought Sadness and heartbreak. Three lives lost, one father and two mothers. These, of course, are the only ones we know of … but the devastating  affects resonate amongst family, friends and sadly their children. During Easter my Facebook memories appeared, highlighting suicide. People always ask for the… Continue reading Court in a family trap … why should parents die fighting to see their children?

This is the most historic building in Moston, North Manchester. Thanks to the people on Facebook for letting us know that the beautiful old hall is back on the market. Now this could be the time to fight to save the building finally…we at the Preservation Society have battled for 2 years to protect this… Continue reading Is there a chance Hough Hall will actually survive now?

Grave robbing has never gone away – there is still a lucrative and macabre market for stolen headstones and markers. Graveyards in the UK are regularly plundered by thieves who steal tombstones‚ vases‚ and sculptures and sell them as garden ornaments. And in some parts of the world undertakers place orders for stones on the… Continue reading Moston’s tombstone blues … plea to reunite family with their ‘stolen’ statue of memory

Greg Abbott has banned publicly-funded agencies from forcing people to provide proof of a Covid-19 vaccine if they need their services. In other words Abbott has gone a long way down the line to ban the ubiquitous Covid passport. He did this as the so-called passports are being developed across the world as a method… Continue reading Do covid passports matter when US and UK people are among ‘most-watched’ countries in the world?

In 1964, Bob Dylan’s Another Side was released much to the discomfort of people who had already claimed the youngsinger as their new god of traditional folk. Little did they know how he was about to really rock their their staid beardy banjo-ey world twelve months later. They just stuck their fingers in their ears… Continue reading Another side of Bob’s rough and rowdy ways … how 50 year old photo told the right tale

While social media monsters scream from their desktops that the world-as-we-knew-it is being buried under government, ‘big pharma’, journalistic and fat cat lies’… And while they gnash madly as they describe ambitions to shoot little Bill Gates ‘submarines of control’ into our veins …  it looks like the world might be re-setting all around us.… Continue reading STOP ‘MONSTERING’ OUR CHANCE OF GETTING BACK TO THE FUTURE

The Preservation Society and the Standard Gazette have agreed to join forces when the news demands it and expose corrupt politicians, cheating fat cats and lying conmen … we will also look at the news BEHIND the news! We start with the story of the awful killing of Reggae superstar Lucky Dube … CLICK BELOW… Continue reading Reggae source … Let the sheriff shoot himself. We’re after the real bad guys!

By Ehi E Ekhator, editor at The Standard Gazette, and Leigh G Banks… Thokozani Dube was 21-year-old when his dad, legendary reggae singer Lucky Dube, was murdered for his new car in Johannesburg. Lucky had dropped-off Thokozani and his sister Nkulee at their uncle’s house in the poor suburb of Rosettenville where ANC president Oliver Tambo, Archbishop… Continue reading Murderers thought Reggae star was Nigerian, so they shot him for his limo

Almost two decades ago the British media was awash with anti-migrant stories because Romanians, Bulgarians, Slovaks and Poles were using their European freedom to build new lives in the UK. Or to send money back to their families in their poverty-ridden homelands. And the Brits, with their under-the-radar alternative lives in Spain, Portugal and France,… Continue reading I PITY THE POOR IMMIGRANT…

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