Filled the **** in again when (a) I realised he was yet again lying and (b) the neighbour complained that he had lost half his garden
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We have Lee against my old mate Redwood here. The local Tory organisation wanted Lee gone from party. He knew he would not win in your part of town so he is trying mine. I really don’t think he has a chance against Redwood. We are Tory fanatics here. You will get a new Tory. Rumour has it that it will be Iain Dale from LBC. He’s a Top man and will win by a mile.
At least we will make the climate freaks happy if we manage to get flying rugs. Low emissions.
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Lee’s a Lib Dem now isn’t he?
Dale comes across as someone who will be turfed out some day for noncing but I’ll take your word for it. The town is getting younger. The Lib Dems should fancy their chances.
Low emotions.
Climate change makes me sad too.
Yes, Lee is a limp. He like the others have bottled it and moved constituencies. Dale is not a nonce and will be a fab MP if elected.
Hammersmith and fulham council have too much ratepayers money
must be better ways of spending it
Labour council accused of 'electioneering' after spending £27,000 on pro-EU banners
The banners cost the council £27,000 and feature the colour and stars of the EU flag
A Labour-run council campaigning for a second Brexit referendum has spent £27,000 on an advertising campaign describing the local authority as “proud members of the EU”.
Hammersmith & Fulham council, in west London, which has said it will do “everything in its power” to trumpet the benefits of the UK remaining in the EU, erected banners around the borough resembling the bloc’s flag.
The council said the campaign was intended to encourage EU citizens to register for settled status so they can remain in the country after Brexit.
But some residents have accused the local authority of “misspending” taxpayers’ funds, and even “electioneering” ahead of a possible general election or second referendum....
must be better ways of spending it
Labour council accused of 'electioneering' after spending £27,000 on pro-EU banners
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The banners cost the council £27,000 and feature the colour and stars of the EU flag
- Edward Malnick, Sunday Political Editor
A Labour-run council campaigning for a second Brexit referendum has spent £27,000 on an advertising campaign describing the local authority as “proud members of the EU”.
Hammersmith & Fulham council, in west London, which has said it will do “everything in its power” to trumpet the benefits of the UK remaining in the EU, erected banners around the borough resembling the bloc’s flag.
The council said the campaign was intended to encourage EU citizens to register for settled status so they can remain in the country after Brexit.
But some residents have accused the local authority of “misspending” taxpayers’ funds, and even “electioneering” ahead of a possible general election or second referendum....
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