May 9, 2007
Yes indeed – preparations for Parting in the Park are well underway and today we sent our minions out with the first batch of invitations for the great and the good in the media world – and a few special guests we were rather keen to get involved. Pictured here is young Joseph W. Chamberlain of Dewsbury, posting out a letter to one of our most honoured guests – Yes siree it’s the president of the U.S of A, Georgie Bush!
OK – so we’re not convinced he’s going to attend, but who knows. After all, we think that it’s important that Tony Blair shouldn’t just be allowed to humbly slip away… We should hold him aloft as an example to everyone – so George Dubbya – if you’re reading, do come on down to say a fond farewell – we’ll even buy you a coke!
May 8, 2007
byebyetonyblair.com have always set out to be a non profit organisation dedicated to the greater good – much like our benevolent PM himself (ahem…); so it is with great pleasure that we can announce the charity of choice, who will be receiving 100% of the profits from this years event… is The Queen’s Nursing Institute.
The Queen’s Nursing Institute provides both practical and emotional support for community nurses and their patients, along with those nurses who are no longer able to work through illness, injury, old age or disability. Providing awards for vital research projects, dedicated individuals who have shown outstanding care towards their patients and dedicated to improving care and dealing with inequalities – The Queen’s Nursing Institute is a vital institute to so many of our undervalued nurses.
To the QNI, no one is more important than today’s generation of community nurses who are fulfilling one of the most challenging roles in modern healthcare – and that’s why we want to help them.
May 2, 2007
As you will have probably noticed. So welcome to www.byebyetonyblair.com’s official blog. Your first stop for finding out exactly what’s happening with the Parting in the Park – our celebratory bash that will take place on the day Blair steps down – and frees Britain to step boldly on into a new, and hopefully brighter, phase of history.
And it was only yesterday that our party plans received a boost when Blair took to a chat show couch and suggested that bonny Gordon Brown will take over from him as Prime Minister in around two months’ time. With the date widely rumoured to be July 2nd, but not confirmed just yet, Blair conceded that his oldest political rival was the odds-on favourite to take the hot seat at number 10 by admitting the next PM will be a ’scot’.
Alistair Darling anyone? (Well he has admitted to feeling Scottish!)
April 25, 2007
Hurrah!
Tony Blair’s ‘difficult’ reign is coming to an end in just a couple of month’s time – so we think it’s high time to celebrate. This is going to be the bash to end all shindigs, putting the ‘party’, if you will, in party political broadcasts. Promising live music, sumptuous food and atmosphere to rock the heart of London town – Let’s all get together in one great big community – to rejoice in Tony’s parting in the park!
Keep an eye on the blog for all the information and updates!
