Boris Johnson's Friday doughnut #3: Brian Coleman's lax standards

Friday, 2 March 2012

Boris Johnson's Friday doughnut #3: Brian Coleman's lax standards

Better late than never - Cheezburger.com was down this afternoon. What am I paying these people for? Oh, hang on a minute, it's free. Well, never mind that...

Here's Boris Johnson's Friday doughnut for this week. For more explanation see the report in the Barnet Press.

Your GLA running mate Brian Coleman is coming up before Barnet Council's standards sub-committee... again

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Friday, 2 March 2012