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Still suggesting that Reform is this heavily a right wing party. Yet it has gained numerous voters from Labour. Almost entirely down to the immigration issue. Immigration isn't (or shouldn't) be a political issue in terms of left or right. Many of the voters clearly don't see it thar way, yet traditional parties don't grasp it.
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Given that only a proportion of seats were available, that would be extremely difficult. The bigger picture shows a huge gain amongst those available. 9 out of 20 in Bolton. If that was to continue next time round, then the country would look very different. In Tameside, every seat available was won by Reform. Rayner's area. Traditionally, a red wall, and one with a lot of Muslims. To overturn that is remarkable.
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The expense of keeping them! Ireland, as a civilised nation, I would imagine would also lock the said twat up. I would guess that victims' families would be more concerned about the possibility of someone being deported to a nation that wouldn't lock the guilty individual up. As I said, if you let the families have input, then maybe that would be a solution.
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Always been the case. The "barometer" effect is more interesting than the actual results. People rarely vote according to who they think would be the best councillor, but along party lines. Not usually a great deal of info available on prospective candidates neither.
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Mental.
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Saw one fella (YouTube iirc) who reckons we all use deck boards the wrong way up. Must say, I'm inclined to agree with him. The grooves fill with shit, and hold rain water. Flat surface makes it run off quicker.
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Sounds good. Media still seem unsure as to when, and who will put their head above the parapet and try to oust the dalek. Seems our Ange may be in trouble over her antics at that school (and the school itself) which could seriously blow up in her face if complaints are made. That might finish her off.
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Iirc, you live in a drier part of the country. My deck was similar- well raised off the ground. Painted it regularly, used joist hangers etc. Can't get the paint everywhere unfortunately, and that's perhaps where the rot started. Can't remember precisely, but it started going after around 12 years, and didn't last much longer. Disappointed in the end. Keeping it clean is a nightmare too.
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Hope so. As for city- I felt beforehand that it would be a bit of a struggle at Everton. Started fairly well, but missed chances (sounds familiar) and once they'd scored and half time came it was as if they were on the beach. That centre half pairing looked well dodgy too.
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Bradford Home - 1st Leg Saturday 9th May
Tonge moor green jacket replied to desperado's topic in Terrace Talk
Wonder how many folk have had a holiday booked, thinking the season will be over? Good time of year, before kids break up. -
Bradford Away - 2nd Leg Thursday 14th May
Tonge moor green jacket replied to desperado's topic in Terrace Talk
Aye. Sat in the home end at Bramhall Lane once. Met an old uni mate who was a blades fan. We lost, he was weirder than he was at uni, and the overall experience was cack. Drive home was the best bit of the day. -
This is an interesting point. In one view, yes lock them up then deport. In another, why go to all that expense? Send them back immediately, having taken all their biometric data. If their country doesn't lock them up that would be a shame, but you'd imagine repeating the offense may see them punished. If their country lops of their head, then tough. A difficult conundrum for sure. Maybe let the victim's family have some input.
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Yep. Or spray off the lot. Then break up the soil and level out. We've applied quite a bit of top dressing to F.D's lawn to help even out the scrapes, though re-starting is clearly going to be yield a more accurate end point.
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😀 Did occur to me- the obvious end point. Nevertheless, we all know that they won't win everything, and it may be a clever ploy. Poorer, former industrial towns, and traditional red wall areas, have tended to be areas where more migrants have been housed. The lure of some extra cash. The Green and Reform parties are vying for these traditional votes. It could backfire of course, with a "fuck you" response. We'll see soon enough.
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Hard surfaces are flags, block, brick, tarmac, resin bonds. Even gravel, though more weeds can grow. When using an MOT base; if it only for pedestrian traffic, then the amount/quality isn't as key. We've gradually been doing some patchwork in the garden and used recycled stuff from Easy Lawn. Has some crap in it, like pieces of plastic and wood, but they're small in number and easy to pick out. If a supplier of such material is local to your pitch, then it would save you money. Failing that, use a cheap rock one. A good base will ensure your top flags remain steady.