Urban75 Home About Offline BrixtonBuzz Contact

What's wrong with Labour

Another Labour candidate suspended:
This one has an interesting Unison twist, since she's a leading figure on the health service group and seemingly a close ally of McAnea:
 
What ever Labours views are on the Cass review is The Sun’s TV on YouTube the place to air them ?


He;s talking t'real working class people here, not middle class lefties like the rest of us. Harry Cole, for example, polishing his flat cap before going on air. His assistance whippet off camera, ready to bring him milky tea as required.
 
The MP who owed £4K on the works credit card is now taking left overs from buffets back to her office .


This would be the Rachael Reeves who recently suggested she couldn't budget her household costs on an £86,000 salary, even though her husband gets £175,000 making for a combined income of £255,000 a year? Do tell us more about how stuffing croissants in your pockets shows how tight with money you are ...
 
Does this kind of crap goes here in this thread? Labour bullshit building: kicking people out of their homes, giving the contract to a big developer to build 7500 'homes' of which only 1000 will be affordable. Thanks, but no thanks.
 
Is the Berkeley Homes already not busy enough with the crap Southwark Labour Council wants to allow them to develop?

I have no hope whatsoever. It is bad and it will get worse. Check Lambeth Labour, and it's rubbish record wanting to kick people out from various estates.
 
Apparently a six month suspension, according to Diane who would have joined them had she been present.

Would they have known the consequences? No excuse ofc
 
Not seen it, but I doubt it; just checking what "voting against' meant...that's all. :)
This article says:
The SNP amendment was signed by 21 MPs – including from the Green party, Plaid Cymru and three independents, one of whom was Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour leader. Introduced in 2017, the restriction prevents parents from claiming benefits for more than two children, with some exceptions.
So it does indeed sound like Corbyn was voting against the cap, not voting against the amendment.
 
Back
Top Bottom