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.

A positive side to local government. 

Just needs good people doing the decent thing.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/25289110.baxenden-woman-living-rec-rescued-social-media-fear/

 

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

A positive side to local government. 

Just needs good people doing the decent thing.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/25289110.baxenden-woman-living-rec-rescued-social-media-fear/

Every credit to him. Just had a quick look at him on facebook and he seems a proper decent councillor, who actually does his fucking job.

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

A positive side to local government. 

Just needs good people doing the decent thing.

https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/25289110.baxenden-woman-living-rec-rescued-social-media-fear/

 

 

you'll need to tell everyone which party he's from so they know whether to praise him or slag him off.

17 minutes ago, wakey said:

 

you'll need to tell everyone which party he's from so they know whether to praise him or slag him off.

🤣

Precisely the reason I didn't put anything other than the link up.

Made the point elsewhere about local government possibly being better free from party influence.

Perhaps why there seems to be more independent groups and individuals nowadays. 

I'm luck enough to have a good egg for a local Councillor too.

So the Reform lad who beat his girlfriend up and got caught up in allegations of fraud is now continuing his parliamentary career as an Independent MP. 

9 minutes ago, Ani said:

So the Reform lad who beat his girlfriend up and got caught up in allegations of fraud is now continuing his parliamentary career as an Independent MP. 

it'll all be the fault of the BBC, probably

6 hours ago, Sweep said:

it'll all be the fault of the BBC, probably

or Keir/keith/Two-tier/whatever this week's amusing nickname is

34 minutes ago, Traf said:

or Keir/keith/Two-tier/whatever this week's amusing nickname is

Multi Tier Kier because he locked Lucy up but let Bob Vylan & Kneecap walk free.

Seems to be the argument these days.

Been a while since they blamed Khan for anything to be fair

1 hour ago, Traf said:

or Keir/keith/Two-tier/whatever this week's amusing nickname is

Mr. Beige U Turn?

Never seems to get its 15 minutes of fame.

8 hours ago, Sweep said:

it'll all be the fault of the BBC, probably

He assaulted her for messing with one?

Just heard Mr Beige U Turn telling the world that the visit of Macron will result in 'tough new measures' to fight illegal immigrant small boats.

Unless I am mistaken, the number YTD is a new record. What happened to 'smash the gangs'?

Does anyone believe a word this bloke says?

21 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Just heard Mr Beige U Turn telling the world that the visit of Macron will result in 'tough new measures' to fight illegal immigrant small boats.

Unless I am mistaken, the number YTD is a new record. What happened to 'smash the gangs'?

Does anyone believe a word this bloke says?

About 19% apparently.

 

34 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Just heard Mr Beige U Turn telling the world that the visit of Macron will result in 'tough new measures' to fight illegal immigrant small boats.

Unless I am mistaken, the number YTD is a new record. What happened to 'smash the gangs'?

Does anyone believe a word this bloke says?

Probably not, but then it's been a long time since I've believed anything our Prime Ministers had had to say (and that's across both Labour and Tory) 

49 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Just heard Mr Beige U Turn telling the world that the visit of Macron will result in 'tough new measures' to fight illegal immigrant small boats.

Unless I am mistaken, the number YTD is a new record. What happened to 'smash the gangs'?

Does anyone believe a word this bloke says?

A number of EU nations have already expressed dissatisfaction with the proposed deal between us and France and may block it. 

Moreover, the one in-one out idea is bollocks. 

It's actually another extra person each time which ever way you cut it, and doesn't actually stop folk coming.

"The state cannot afford the array of promises that are displayed to the public"

Richard Hughes, chief of the OBR

Something has to give

53 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

"The state cannot afford the array of promises that are displayed to the public"

Richard Hughes, chief of the OBR

Something has to give

I was talking with my IFA soon after the initial spending and borrowing. 

Was a discussion about what to do with my pension.

She quietly said that some in the industry were concerned that the UK may default on its debt payments.

That same comment reared its head again a few days ago.

Arguably spending got too high with the last government; the covid borrowing couldn't possibly be paid off quickly but it may have been prudent to ease back.

I suppose wanting to stick to a manifesto puts paid to that, but it just kicks the problem down the road.

The same now.

Some enormous decisions going to have to be made sooner rather than later, but I just can't see it with backbenchers simply going against the government on anything controversial. 

If Raynor was to replace SKS, then it's difficult to imagine anything other than a continuation or worsening of the financial situation.

33 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

I was talking with my IFA soon after the initial spending and borrowing. 

Was a discussion about what to do with my pension.

She quietly said that some in the industry were concerned that the UK may default on its debt payments.

That same comment reared its head again a few days ago.

Arguably spending got too high with the last government; the covid borrowing couldn't possibly be paid off quickly but it may have been prudent to ease back.

I suppose wanting to stick to a manifesto puts paid to that, but it just kicks the problem down the road.

The same now.

Some enormous decisions going to have to be made sooner rather than later, but I just can't see it with backbenchers simply going against the government on anything controversial. 

If Raynor was to replace SKS, then it's difficult to imagine anything other than a continuation or worsening of the financial situation.

Why did she say it quietly?

7 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Just heard Mr Beige U Turn telling the world that the visit of Macron will result in 'tough new measures' to fight illegal immigrant small boats.

Unless I am mistaken, the number YTD is a new record. What happened to 'smash the gangs'?

Does anyone believe a word this bloke says?

It's so simple...

Land on beach, no right to remain, go to Stansted and then onto the daily Albania/Libya or wherever shuttle... do not pass Go, do not collect £200.

 

1 minute ago, Dimron said:

It's so simple...

Land on beach, no right to remain, go to Stansted and then onto the daily Albania/Libya or wherever shuttle... do not pass Go, do not collect £200.

And that's why Reform will win the next General Election. Everything is so simple when all you have to do is shout "It's so simple!" whilst ignoring International Law and basic Human decency.

49 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

I was talking with my IFA soon after the initial spending and borrowing. 

Was a discussion about what to do with my pension.

She quietly said that some in the industry were concerned that the UK may default on its debt payments.

That same comment reared its head again a few days ago.

Arguably spending got too high with the last government; the covid borrowing couldn't possibly be paid off quickly but it may have been prudent to ease back.

I suppose wanting to stick to a manifesto puts paid to that, but it just kicks the problem down the road.

The same now.

Some enormous decisions going to have to be made sooner rather than later, but I just can't see it with backbenchers simply going against the government on anything controversial. 

If Raynor was to replace SKS, then it's difficult to imagine anything other than a continuation or worsening of the financial situation.

If you want to protect your pension, keep voting,...that is how us old buggers kept the politico in their boxes 

Just now, Cheese said:

And that's why Reform will win the next General Election. Everything is so simple when all you have to do is shout "It's so simple!" whilst ignoring International Law and basic Human decency.

I can't vote Reform... too popularist but I fear it is coming.

Kier really needs to wake up and smell the coffee 

4 minutes ago, Cheese said:

And that's why Reform will win the next General Election. Everything is so simple when all you have to do is shout "It's so simple!" whilst ignoring International Law and basic Human decency.

But there is a difference between Human Decency and taking the piss

1 minute ago, Dimron said:

But there is a difference between Human Decency and taking the piss

There's not, as far as Reform voters are concerned. They're ALL taking the piss. Even people who were born here.

Meanwhile, Tice lives in Dubai and Farage Lives in France.

2 minutes ago, Cheese said:

There's not, as far as Reform voters are concerned. They're ALL taking the piss. Even people who were born here.

Meanwhile, Tice lives in Dubai and Farage Lives in France.

he'd better fucking not.

whereabouts?

6 minutes ago, wakey said:

he'd better fucking not.

whereabouts?

On the far right.