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It was... Rebekah Vardy's account
What's her religion? I can only see that her parents were involved in the salvation army.Sinister is a very dodgy term given her religion.
What's her religion? I can only see that her parents were involved in the salvation army.Sinister is a very dodgy term given her religion.
Andrew Smith - is that the former Oxford MP?In case anyone fancies a truly wasted vote of principle in one of these 26 constituencies, the Rejoin the EU Party is standing:
Chipping Barnet – Richard Hewison
Finchley & Golders Green – Brendan Donnelly
Hendon – Ben Rend
Tottenham – Drew Miles
Peckham – Alex Kerr
Kensington & Bayswater – John Stevens
Stretford & Urmston – Jim Newell
Old Bexley & Sidcup – Laurence Williams
Sevenoaks – Elwyn Jones
Sheffield Hallam – Sam Chapman
Oxford East – Andrew Smith
Ealing Southall – Peter Ward
South West Hertfordshire – Victor Silkin
Putney – Jas Alduk
Leyton & Wanstead – Simon Bezer
Tooting – Felix Burford-Connole
Battersea – Georgina Burford-Connole
Cities of London & Westminster – Liz Burford
Hampstead & Highgate – Christie Elan-Cane
Fareham & Waterlooville – Edward Dean
Preston – Joseph O’Meachair
Pendle and Clitheroe – Christopher Thompson
Rutland & Stamford – Joanna Burrows
Melton and Syston – Matt Shouler
Hammersmith and Chiswick – Bill Colegrave
Bury St Edmunds – Richard Baker-Howard
The last one grabbed me by the throat as I originate from Bury St Edmunds, and it seems a typical example of a town that benefitted enormously from EU trade etc and where they all hate the French, despite being "twinned" with Compiègne, where the armistice was signed at the end of World War I. In 2019 there was a pact between the Greens and the Lib Dems whereby the Lib Dem candidate stood down in this constituency in favour of the Green Party. They still came 3rd behind Labour though.
Exactly this - it’s a common annoyance in more down-at-heel neighbourhoods, along with general ASB. It’s not some curtain-twitcher thing, it goes on at all hours, wakes up babies etc. and generally leads to a lower quality of life. Where I used to live most people (especially older folk) seemed pleased when we started getting PCSOs walking about the place, it did make things better despite the ‘plastic pigs’ sneering. When that got taken away by Austerity things started getting shit again. People need to live peaceful lives for the benefit of their health. The tories have no interest in these areas or the concerns of people living there, so it’s fair game for Labour to stand up for them.
Nationally roads are in a terrible state in some places (not London), I mean really fucked ...and insurance is sky high.There is a huge amount of campaigning locally in London about overturning the ULEZ extension and stopping the evil Khan from charging drivers for every mile. It’s worth Labour saying something to stop that from resonating with voters who aren’t interested in pollution or climate change arguments. And potholes really do annoy people.
Having to wait until the Simpsons popped up on BBC 2 scarred my son for life tbhNot having Sky TV because your parents chose to spend £40k a year sending you to Winchester instead doesn't count as going without.
I agree. However, all that Labour are doing is changing the legislation that reduces the storage time for the disposal of confiscated bikes.and raising the on the spot fine . What it isn't doing is funding any resources for intervention or enforcement that would allow the imposition of on the spot fines , or indeed the confiscation of bikes never mind investing in any youth work or community resolution type interventions .
What is her religion then? Wikipedia - not mentioned.Sinister is a very dodgy term given her religion. Having briefly met her she didn’t seem particularly warm or engaging, but that could just be introvert behaviour and I wouldn’t mark anyone down for that, we need all sorts in a representative democracy, not just loud self-confident types (fewer of those if possible).
When I was a kid there was a dial and three channels and it was in black and white. My dad sold books, comics and jazz mags and my mum worked in a bakery. Vote for me.Having to wait until the Simpsons popped up on BBC 2 scarred my son for life tbh
There are so many ratner moments in this campaign it's absolutely unprecedentedI can't believe someone said not having sky tv was a hardship ... lol ... how out of touch do you have to be?
Different person. Your Oxford Labour Andrew Smith is in his 70s now, the Rejoin one in his late 50s.Andrew Smith - is that the former Oxford MP?
Should have done an election video on less paperwork.The storage time makes it a PITA to enforce; if cops can hand the bikes off ASAP to a disposal contractor there’s far less paperwork and hassle and risk of fire in evidence storage rooms.
I can't believe someone said not having sky tv was a hardship ... lol ... how out of touch do you have to be?
The obvious solution was in the headlines a few days ago. Claims are down 20% in Wales since the blanket urban 20mph limit was introduced. But I'm not expecting any practical solutions from this lot when there's a slight chance it might be... unpopular.And what's he going to do about car insurance, nationalise Churchill?
In case anyone fancies a truly wasted vote of principle in one of these 26 constituencies, the Rejoin the EU Party is standing:
Chipping Barnet – Richard Hewison
Finchley & Golders Green – Brendan Donnelly
Hendon – Ben Rend
Tottenham – Drew Miles
Peckham – Alex Kerr
Kensington & Bayswater – John Stevens
Stretford & Urmston – Jim Newell
Old Bexley & Sidcup – Laurence Williams
Sevenoaks – Elwyn Jones
Sheffield Hallam – Sam Chapman
Oxford East – Andrew Smith
Ealing Southall – Peter Ward
South West Hertfordshire – Victor Silkin
Putney – Jas Alduk
Leyton & Wanstead – Simon Bezer
Tooting – Felix Burford-Connole
Battersea – Georgina Burford-Connole
Cities of London & Westminster – Liz Burford
Hampstead & Highgate – Christie Elan-Cane
Fareham & Waterlooville – Edward Dean
Preston – Joseph O’Meachair
Pendle and Clitheroe – Christopher Thompson
Rutland & Stamford – Joanna Burrows
Melton and Syston – Matt Shouler
Hammersmith and Chiswick – Bill Colegrave
Bury St Edmunds – Richard Baker-Howard
The last one grabbed me by the throat as I originate from Bury St Edmunds, and it seems a typical example of a town that benefitted enormously from EU trade etc and where they all hate the French, despite being "twinned" with Compiègne, where the armistice was signed at the end of World War I. In 2019 there was a pact between the Greens and the Lib Dems whereby the Lib Dem candidate stood down in this constituency in favour of the Green Party. They still came 3rd behind Labour though.
Much of the country can not only not afford sky TV but can't afford rent, food or utilities. So only the most out of touch cunt would suggest growing up without sky was a famous hardship, before the last few years this would have been THE story of the election. I knew he was thick, I didn't know he was this thickI can't believe someone said not having sky tv was a hardship ... lol ... how out of touch do you have to be?
Apologies, I was certain she was Jewish but not sure how I knew this (or didn’t if that’s the case). Even if not, we do need to be a bit careful with that term given the history.What is her religion then? Wikipedia - not mentioned.
On the other had in the Jewish Chronicle November 2022
"She added that she totally rejected the claim that Israel had become an “apartheid” state."
Maybe she follows the left hand pathSinister is a very dodgy term given her religion. Having briefly met her she didn’t seem particularly warm or engaging, but that could just be introvert behaviour and I wouldn’t mark anyone down for that, we need all sorts in a representative democracy, not just loud self-confident types (fewer of those if possible).
Cockney?Apologies, I was certain she was Jewish but not sure how I knew this (or didn’t if that’s the case). Even if not, we do need to be a bit careful with that term given the history.
She used to be my MP, parachuted in, I think some of the quietness/shyness might have been the embarrassment of having a cockney accent in a Leeds seat! There were better local candidates too.
Cockney?
It’s all cockney down there, from about Milton Keynes down to Brighton. Those Bow Bells are mighty loud.Cockney?
Not all Londoners. Many of us absolutely support them and think they should go much further to discourage car use.And frankly fuck Londoners who have the best public transport in the country - and its dirt cheap - getting in a strop about Ulez
So, do I only have the ability to vote in a constituancy I no longer live in?
Please let it shit on him
So purely a coincidence that their candidate has the same name as the former longstanding, Labour MP for that area...? (Sure it's not him himself as he retired some years ago.)In case anyone fancies a truly wasted vote of principle in one of these 26 constituencies, the Rejoin the EU Party is standing:
Oxford East – Andrew Smith
It should be like actors, that each has to have an individual name no other thesp sharesSo purely a coincidence that their candidate has the same name as the former longstanding, Labour MP for that area...? (Sure it's not him himself as he retired some years ago.)