What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

Edited March 6, 20215 yr by Casino

1 minute ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Labour shouldn’t have run on reversing it, against the red wall wishes.

When did Labour run on reversing Brexit?

2 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Labour shouldn’t have run on reversing it, against the red wall wishes.

Brexit has been a disaster so I would argue Labour were correct. 

This post strike. From The Guardian.

“The strikes have already added £100m to Royal Mail’s losses so far this year. In a materially loss-making company, with every additional day of strike action we are facing the difficult choice of whether we spend our money on pay and protecting jobs, or on the cost of strikes.”

The UK faces a winter of discontent as Royal Mail workers will be joined by university lecturers and teachers, who are also to go on strike on Thursday over pay, pensions and contracts.“

Back to the 70’s.

Saves us sending cards out this year.

3 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Brexit has been a disaster so I would argue Labour were correct. 

When did Labour ever say they'd reverse Brexit though? Starmer certainly hasn't, and Corbyn was a Brexiter...

8 minutes ago, Cheese said:

When did Labour ever say they'd reverse Brexit though? Starmer certainly hasn't, and Corbyn was a Brexiter...

Yes they sat on the fence for that whole Corbyn period and since Starmer has been leader they have not been proposing to reverse it but make it work better.

4 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Yes they sat on the fence for that whole Corbyn period and since Starmer has been leader they have not been proposing to reverse it but make it work better.

Mounts seems to think they ran the last General Election on a "reverse Brexit" footing, and that's why they lost...

How does a strike cost the post office money? People still send the same number of letters or parcels making the post office the same income. Its then just a matter of how long it takes to collect, sort and distribute. Infrastructure costs stay the same whether open or closed. 

Folk on strike don't get paid so that's a saving. 

Where is a strike costing money? 

I think the cost is paying overtime, to people who have been striking.

26 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

This post strike. From The Guardian.

“The strikes have already added £100m to Royal Mail’s losses so far this year. In a materially loss-making company, with every additional day of strike action we are facing the difficult choice of whether we spend our money on pay and protecting jobs, or on the cost of strikes.”

The UK faces a winter of discontent as Royal Mail workers will be joined by university lecturers and teachers, who are also to go on strike on Thursday over pay, pensions and contracts.“

Back to the 70’s.

Saves us sending cards out this year.

Do folk still send cards? 

8 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Mounts seems to think they ran the last General Election on a "reverse Brexit" footing, and that's why they lost...

They lost because Corbyn was leader and red wall voters love three word slogans. I think your  video of brexit voters the other day shows why.  Many of them cannot put more than three words together “ Joris Bohnson leave”

15 minutes ago, royal white said:

Do folk still send cards? 

😊 I said we. I really meant my wife. She has a long list🤷‍♂️

3 hours ago, Not in Crawley said:

Yeah it totally is a mess.

However, in a completely selfish way Thameslink is bloody fantastic and I can get a train every 15 minutes from our house in Zone 4, wizz around London all day to whatever zone and never pay more than a 11 quid. Fab.

Thameslink connects Kings Cross to Charlton football does nt it ? 

24 minutes ago, MickyD said:

How does a strike cost the post office money? People still send the same number of letters or parcels making the post office the same income. Its then just a matter of how long it takes to collect, sort and distribute. Infrastructure costs stay the same whether open or closed. 

Folk on strike don't get paid so that's a saving. 

Where is a strike costing money? 

Folk who have maybe been willing to use the post office to deliver a item by a certain date, but that can't be guaranteed if there's a strike so they choose other methods 

Edited December 1, 20223 yr by DirtySanchez
Strike not stroke

 

1 hour ago, Farrelli said:

They lost because Corbyn was leader and red wall voters love three word slogans. I think your  video of brexit voters the other day shows why.  Many of them cannot put more than three words together “ Joris Bohnson leave”

Do you mean normal Labour voters? Whatever, what a nob head comment. 

Edited December 1, 20223 yr by Mounts Kipper

Just now, Mounts Kipper said:

You mean normal Labour voters? What a nob head comment. 

So when did Labour run to "reverse Brexit"?

1 hour ago, MickyD said:

How does a strike cost the post office money? People still send the same number of letters or parcels making the post office the same income. Its then just a matter of how long it takes to collect, sort and distribute. Infrastructure costs stay the same whether open or closed. 

Folk on strike don't get paid so that's a saving. 

Where is a strike costing money? 

one thing could be that instead of using an RM paid delivery service to post something important, someone will instead choose to use a 3rd party courier or similar 

11 minutes ago, Cheese said:

So when did Labour run to "reverse Brexit"?

And within six months, we will put that deal to a public vote alongside the option to remain.
 

and got smashed out of the park by thick 3 word slogan red wall voters. 

4 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

And within six months, we will put that deal to a public vote alongside the option to remain.
 

and got smashed out of the park by thick 3 word slogan red wall voters. 

Which was clearly not a commitment to "reverse Brexit", as you earlier portrayed it...

2 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Which was clearly not a commitment to "reverse Brexit", as you earlier portrayed it...

Tell that the thick red wall. 🤣

9 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

And within six months, we will put that deal to a public vote alongside the option to remain.
 

and got smashed out of the park by thick 3 word slogan red wall voters. 

I wouldn’t call them thick but certainly intellectually challenged🇬🇧#team Joris

Booked a train for next week for a meeting in London. £286 for standard return. Mental.

2 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Tell that the thick red wall. 🤣

I just have.

5 minutes ago, Cheese said:

I just have.

😂

1 hour ago, Ani said:

Thameslink connects Kings Cross to Charlton football does nt it ? 

Don't really know - never go out that way unless I'm driving to Ikea and Gallions Reach (which to be fair I have to do this weekend)

But it does go from ours to Kings Cross