Phonebox MAGAZ NE Editorial THE RIGHT TO BE REMEMBERED....? The Buzz Catch up with Blake before their Stables performance 31 things for summer A fun activi a day for the school holidays Letters Your local concerns and questions Sport All the latest news om the clubs Events special Explore our coverage of your area's sunny fes vals Google archived newspaper stories from their search engine listings because of a recent European Court ruling giving people the right to request the removal of "irrelevant" or "out of date" stories from search listings. This has resulted in the removal of stories such as one concerning an archaeology specialist convicted in 2006 of trying to steal £200 worth of Christmas presents from Boots; a 201O repo about a local college that lost £443,000 on a disastrous fund-raising concert at Sandown Park and the serious case where three men, jailing for a nightclub attack on three soldiers, who had all served in Afghanistan, had their story removed from Google's search lisings in accordance with the controversial European Court ruling on the 'right to be forgotten.' The story details a court case in which the three men were jailed after they pleaded guilty to violent disorder. They had attacked the soldiers, one of whom was glassed in the neck while another was kicked and punched on the ground. All the papers who had originally published these stories re published them. With the 100th Anniversary of the First World War sta ing this month it is sad to think that the freedoms that was fought for by so many might slowly be lost as Google 'hides' the history of wrongdoers. Is the right of freedom of speech losing the battle against the right of privacy, especially for those who have broken the law or those who wish to cover up an embarrasment? Surely people who aren't happy that stories which have been legitimately published should not have the right to have them removed from a Google search and possibly history? Ron Hall (Editor) recently removed To advertise telephone (01234) 713298 or email sales@phoneboxmagazine.com Email your letters, articles and news to edito r@phoneboxmagazine.com phoneboxmagazine.com TWITTER: @Phonebox_mag Facebook.com/Phoneboxmag Unit 2 Stanley Court, Olney, Bucks MK46 SNH 22,000 copies printed & delivered door to door For our readers in Astwood, Blakelands, Brayfield on the Green, Bozeat, Carlton, Castlethorpe, Chic ley, Clifton Reynes, Cold Brayfield, Denton, Emberton, Filgrave, Gay rst, Gif rd Park, Great Lin rd Village, Grendon Hanslope, Harrold, Haversham Village, Lathbury, Lavendon, Lavendon Grange, Moulsoe, Newport Pagnell, Newton Blossomville, North Crawley, Olney, Petsoe End, Ravenstone, Red House Park, Sharnbrook, Stagsden, Sherington, Stevington, Stoke Goldington, Turvey, Turvey Station, Tyringham, Lathbury, Weston Underwood, Wollaston, Yardley Hastings Phonebox Magazine is owned and published by Phonebox Magazine Ltd, Unit 2 Stanley Court, Olney, Bucks MK46 SNH Advertisers: We gratefully acknowledge the support of firms whose advertisements appear in this publication and, whilst every care is taken to ensure accuracy, the publishers regret they cannot accept responsibility for loss, damage or omission caused by error in the printing of an advertisement. Advertisements are accepted on the understanding that descriptions of goods and services are fair and accurate. All artwork is accepted on strict condition that permission has been given for use in this publication. Any reproduction of material, either adversiting or editorial, is forbidden without wri en consent of the publishers. The publishers cannot accept responsibility for views expressed by contributors, or for the accuracy of claims made by advertisements appearing in this publication. Distribution may vary at the discretion of Phonebox Magazine Ltd. Phonebox Magazine 5