durrington gull
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Let’s see if Labour can improve things , however really not sure where the money will come from??
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Worthing turns RED
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worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
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You are truly deluded if you think public services will improve under Labour.
Can’t be any worse so might as well give it a go. How on earth was that ‘investment’ in tarmac and squiggly lines at Montague Place signed off ?
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
PS We've already spent all the money.
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,286
Quite simply can’t be any worse
The other day, working from home, I heard something come through the letter box. It was a card from the Tory candidate saying he called and was sorry to have missed me. A blatant untruth, reflecting the national party’s fluid relationship with veracity.
I’m delighted Worthing will have a Labour council for the first time ever. Never thought it would ever happen when I moved here 18 years ago. The change in demographics of the town is a big factor here.
Let’s hope the waste of space MP is ousted in the next GE.
I’m delighted Worthing will have a Labour council for the first time ever. Never thought it would ever happen when I moved here 18 years ago. The change in demographics of the town is a big factor here.
Let’s hope the waste of space MP is ousted in the next GE.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Waste of space MPs. We have 2.
But who will you complain about when the bin men (people?) are on strike, the town looks a mess, weeds are growing on the pavements? And ultimately Council Tax will go up. I suppose the Tories will get the blame for it for years to come.
mr sheen
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- Jan 17, 2008
- 1,566
More than likely, people are still blaming Blair and brown for 12 years of tory cuts.....
Yoda
English & European
That was more than what I had from them.
You don't make the effort, you don't get my vote. Simple.
Have to say when in Brighton last week I was shocked at the state of the pavements and especially the grass areas around the Pavilion. I expect to see signs like the ones at the university "Wild garden area" which translates to we don't bother keeping it looking nice. Of course there's the right place for such things but the place looks a tip
Spot on. I don’t care who is in control of the council but they have a responsibility to the residents/CT payers not to let the town look like an overgrown, uncared for tip. Some of the roots of the weeds are so big that they are causing permanent damage to the pavements.
First impression for visitors must be that the town is filthy
Change at Barnham
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An interesting article on the BBC website discussing the changing demographics of Worthing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-62999568
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-62999568
Outdoor Forest school ? [emoji23]
Probably instigated by Bottomley to highlight the influx of gay lefties and drum up some proper blue blooded votes.
Cynical, moi?
It is nice to see Worthing slowly dragged out of the 1950's though
durrington gull
Well-known member
I think East Worthing/ Shoreham seat will turn red at next election, West Worthing might just hang on to Tories
Absolutely not that argument was pure Tory spin, the world recession was a direct result of the lack of world wide banking regulation and the USA sub prime markets
I do hope so, I so want that smug little Tory out of his position as MP for Worthing