MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
No 11 is a bit of a bugbear with him isn't it?
Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election
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No 11 is a bit of a bugbear with him isn't it?
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
BBC1 appear to be airing a "News Special" from midnight through the night.
Oh, that’s interesting. If all 3 by elections are lost by the Tories I wonder if Friday could prove a day of days
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
I should think that Ratboy has his distractionary reshuffle & Nazi policies all ready to roll for the morning news agenda
Yep most likely.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
The result sounds more like a re-cunt
Boris Sprinkler
Dont be scared
that makes me feel sane.
Look at this and tell me you wouldn't vote for him.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
“Converted” to what?
& Treating the outer GL boroughs as an homogeneous unit is not very useful, some areas have seen more demographic change than others.
tim
EXPLODED TIM! (Help me!!!)
Natural gas?
The Moonies?
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Steve Tuckwell (C) 13,965 (45.16%)
Danny Beales (Lab) 13,470 (43.56%)
Sarah Green (Green) 893 (2.89%)
Laurence Fox (Reclaim) 714 (2.31%)
Blaise Baquiche (LD) 526 (1.70%)
Steve Gardner (Soc Dem) 248 (0.80%)
Kingsley Anti Ulez (Ind) 208 (0.67%)
Count Binface (Binface) 190 (0.61%)
No Ulez Leo Phaure (Ind) 186 (0.60%)
Richard Hewison (Rejoin) 105 (0.34%)
Piers Corbyn (LLL) 101 (0.33%)
Cameron Bell (Ind) 91 (0.29%)
Enomfon Ntefon (CPA) 78 (0.25%)
Rebecca Jane (UKIP) 61 (0.20%)
Ed Gemmell (Climate) 49 (0.16%)
Howling Laud Hope (Loony) 32 (0.10%)
Seventy-seven Joseph (Ind) 8 (0.03%)
Conservative majority: 495 (1.60%)
Electorate 67,067; Turnout 30,925 (46.11%, -22.37%)
Danny Beales (Lab) 13,470 (43.56%)
Sarah Green (Green) 893 (2.89%)
Laurence Fox (Reclaim) 714 (2.31%)
Blaise Baquiche (LD) 526 (1.70%)
Steve Gardner (Soc Dem) 248 (0.80%)
Kingsley Anti Ulez (Ind) 208 (0.67%)
Count Binface (Binface) 190 (0.61%)
No Ulez Leo Phaure (Ind) 186 (0.60%)
Richard Hewison (Rejoin) 105 (0.34%)
Piers Corbyn (LLL) 101 (0.33%)
Cameron Bell (Ind) 91 (0.29%)
Enomfon Ntefon (CPA) 78 (0.25%)
Rebecca Jane (UKIP) 61 (0.20%)
Ed Gemmell (Climate) 49 (0.16%)
Howling Laud Hope (Loony) 32 (0.10%)
Seventy-seven Joseph (Ind) 8 (0.03%)
Conservative majority: 495 (1.60%)
Electorate 67,067; Turnout 30,925 (46.11%, -22.37%)
isvicthere?
a.k.a. floppybollocks
So, anger at ULEZ, not only originally a tory policy, but implemented by the previous tory incumbent of the seat, is what won it for the tories?
Strange days, indeed.
Strange days, indeed.
sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
If it is because of ULEZ then that’s really depressing. The mildest of green measures.
kebabking
Not a Girly Swot, but I like them....
£90 a week isn't the mildest of measures...
You can easily argue that ULEZ is a deeply needed measure, but you can't honk about massive increases in mortgage payments, inflation at 20% for food as attacks on normal people, and then think that in addition sticking them with a bill of £350 a month is going to have no impact on their willingness to vote for you.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
80% of workers in outer London oppose it according to TfL, so it's no surprise Labour lost. It wouldn't have taken much imagination to modify the scheme to gain more support, but they didn't listen to their voters.
Smokeandsteam
Working Class First
Yeah, but £12.50 a day is the mildest of measures for the middle class supporters of the scheme.
I don’t own a car but since its introduction in Birmingham it’s become the biggest and most divisive issue where we live. The problem is that the tax isn’t doing what it’s meant to: getting cars off the street. It’s merely moving them to different places and the congestion, fumes and dangerous roads remain.
Anyway, Sadiq Khan can now add saving the Tory scum in Uxbridge to his impressive political cv
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Cat Fan
Cats and stats
The problem is that when city hall consults on things like ULEZ it focuses too much on the inner bits of London where such measures are far more popular.
Depressing that people will always put their personal interests ahead of the climate and health impacts on others, but not surprising.
Depressing that people will always put their personal interests ahead of the climate and health impacts on others, but not surprising.
Smokeandsteam
Working Class First
On point 1, the expansion of the ULEZ was a Tory demand eagerly agreed by Khan as part of a funding settlement.
On 2. It’s not the measure people object to it’s the need to find an extra £350 a month to use their car.
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
That's a weird way of viewing it, because every single person has climate and health impacts on others and could be said to put their personal interests first as long as they continue to exist.
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
The ULEZ was imposed by Westminster dictating terms to fund tfl and at any point they could have overridden the mayor - they overwrite whatever else devolved or regional mayors they fancy
Letter from Grant Shapps shows that government proposed enlarging London congestion charge zone - OnLondon
The government proposed that Transport for London should massively extend the capital’s current congestion charge zone to the North and South Circular roads, On London can confirm, undermining Conservative claims that the possible new measure was initiated by Sadiq Khan. A section of a letter...
www.onlondon.co.uk
Cat Fan
Cats and stats
Not every single person travels around spewing toxic chemicals and dust in their wake.
toblerone3
Grrrrr
I predict that the ULEZ will be a complete non-issue in Outer Lonson in years time.
Cat Fan
Cats and stats
Be that as it may, Khan is the face of ULEZ so the average man or woman on the street will blame Labour.The ULEZ was imposed by Westminster dictating terms to fund tfl and at any point they could have overridden the mayor - they overwrite whatever else devolved or regional mayors they fancy
Letter from Grant Shapps shows that government proposed enlarging London congestion charge zone - OnLondon
The government proposed that Transport for London should massively extend the capital’s current congestion charge zone to the North and South Circular roads, On London can confirm, undermining Conservative claims that the possible new measure was initiated by Sadiq Khan. A section of a letter...www.onlondon.co.uk
Additionally, the Tory candidate campaigned (successfully) on an anti ULEZ expansion platform.
I doubt he can do much to be honest, but the voters have made their feelings clear so as a protest against ULEZ it's a success.
