Ruth PO!

I didn't grow up in an overtly political family. As a young child, Mike Yarwood was my route into politics; through his impressions, I knew many politicians of the time. I did think that Women's Lib had their own party, which seemed a good idea, but then I found out that Lib meant Liberals. When I was 11, I asked my mum which way she would vote. I wasn't surprised when she told me she was a Liberal, like her friend, Councillor Kate Neil, in Clevedon. I was shocked, when she said my dad would vote Labour. Until then, the media had given me the idea that Labour were the party of smelly factories and nasty aggressive men. My clean, mild-mannered schoolteacher dad did not fit that image at all, but I think that got me interested in finding out what the parties stood for.  Me, Snow Brian Clough, Mum, Front Brother Peter Subsequently, my dad often claimed to have 'given up' on politics. He used to say something like 'I gave up on religion in 1959,  

Looks like it could be the Royal Mail, Leicester? Today I am in the mood for lists, so here it is: A list of 80 songs written by Ruth Miller A Lovely Letter A New Grandma A Page a Day Albert Stole My Heart Appleseed Alley Better Bigger Wall Bus Shelter  Confidence Danny's Girl Early Hours of Summertime Elephant Chains Empty Vessels Engineering Ever Been Had Failed Inventor Farmyard Fay First Foot George Orwell's on the Trail Ghost of the Green Grass Glamour Glass King Good Behaviour Good Boy Jacob Haunt You Higher Than Your Smile I took my Head on a Date I Won't Stay In a Mermaid Tail in My Dream In the Rain Ipswich Jacqueline's House Jennifer Television Kitchen Sink Drama Northampton Labour Club Last Bus Home Leopard Lips That Are Not Mine Loneliness Look for the Holes Lying on my Side Milksop My Head's on Fire No Flowers Northern Wonder One Last Thrill Plastic Charity Girl Poor Old John Pop Stars Wives