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THE WELLINGTONIAN

Dear Editor
Your front page story of February 16 2012 caused me to reflect on some history that was published in the Dominion page 3 on December 13 1997 so I pass this on to you. As a matter of public record I was later sacked from the Performance Review Sub-Committee for speaking out. No one has ever followed my example in the time that I have been on Council.
Regards
Bryan Pepperell

EARTH WATCH 2012 (Nick and Bryan Talk about New Zealand's Natural heritage)

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VRYN EVANS DIED ON DECEMBER 18 2011

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Vryn Evans passed away last night at around 9.30 p.m. on December 18 2011

By: Bryan Pepperell

Bryan Pepperell

Today we say goodbye to a friend Vryn Evans who passed away on December 18 2011. This colourful man will be missed by many people.

I will remember him for his love of animals and commitment to Civic Affairs.
The last thing he said to me was "The Truth will set us free". Vryn is now forever free.

HOW THE MEDIA RESPONDED

Councillor enlists muppets for message

Last updated 16:53 16/12/2011

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Wellington city councillor Bryan Pepperell has for the past few years warned his colleagues, the media, and anyone else who would listen, that the economic outlook of the world is dire.

And now he has enlisted the help of a couple of Muppets to get his message across to his Facebook fans and via his blog.

Mr Pepperell has posted amateur footage of himself singing with Muppets Ernie and Elmo. He starts with the ditty "Well I've got plenty of nothing", before Elmo asks, "Why are you sitting there?"( Sorry Guys, what Elmo said was, "Why a are you singing this?")

To which Pepperell replies: "Because, I'm worried about what John Key's giving me."

Elmo: What's he giving you?

BP: Nothing. . . a recession.

Elmo: What's a recession.

BP: When your friends are out of work.

Elmo: Like Oscar the Grouch.

Elmo: Yes, like Oscar the Grouch.

Mr Pepperell has embraced new media with, at times, dubious results. He is a prolific poster on Facebook and frequently makes offbeat videos of his messages.

Mr Pepperell is the Walking, Cycling, Motorcyling and Safety portfolio for the council. He represents the Southern ward in Wellington.

Correction to miss reporting by The Dompost in blue.

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