Last week, the front of Casino, the smaller of Callac’s two supermarkets, was daubed with graffiti alleging that its staff threw out 80 kilos of expired food each week that should have been donated to the poor.
“Laissez-nous les poubelles!” the complaint concluded, complete with elongated exclamation point: “Leave us your trash!”
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Instead of trying to claim that everything is splendid, the Conservatives should immediately concede that many aspects of public life aren’t working well – and that government does not have all the answers.
Everyone in Westminster and the City is waiting nervously to see if we’re going to tumble into another banking crisis.
Viewed from central Brittany, everything that isn’t local is far away and of only passing interest.
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