Olicomber.co.uk Website Review

The personal website of Oli Comber.. Here you'll find all kinds of technical and not so technical nonsense and lots of vids and tunes to keep those long dark evenings bouncy and giggly. I'm afraid If you're not using Firefox, Chrome or Internet Explorer 9 (or higher) it's not going to work so well. It is my playground after all, and I like making toys, which ain't so easy if you have to If you don't have Ja*ascript turned on, it is not going to work very nicely at all. I've written to my local MP regarding his latest newsletter, where he laments projects in Hove being abandoned in favour of Brighton ones. Mike has raised concerns over the allocation of funding in Brighton & Hove, which he believes is not apportioned fairly, especially when it comes to large public works projects. Mike recently wrote to the Chief Executive of Brighton & Hove City Council, Penny Thompson, to highlight his concerns about the dearth of large projects taking place in Hove. Mike also enquired about the percentage of Council Tax revenue that is raised from residents of Hove and Portslade. Brighton & Hove City Council’s response highlighted that, once adjusted, just under 40% of Council Tax revenue comes from Hove and Portslade. Yet few public works projects could be named that actually took place in Mike’s constituency. Example projects that Mike cited in his letter include: New Road; Jubilee Library; London Road; The Level; Seven Dials; Seafront arches; i360; St James’s Street; Lewes Road; Brighton Station; Valley Gardens; and East Street. Mike has also been particularly disappointed with the slow progress of the King Alfred redevelopment. For more, click here. And here is my open letter to him to ask his opinions on certain matters relating to the city as a whole: I write to respond to your newsletter article regarding how you are concerned that developments in Hove are being neglected compared to These comments concern me both as a Hove resident and as a Brighton and Hove resident - a member of the city to whose council my council