As far as I can tell
The opposition parties only started making noises after the sh1t had hit the fan
Starmer postpones elections even further in Reform areas...
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As far as I can tell
The opposition parties only started making noises after the sh1t had hit the fan
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Then you need to look deeper into why there was a unanimous vote across all parties.
Id suggest you may be wrong
Murdochat desperately trying to blame Labour for Tories having their noses in the trough
wouldnt surprise me if Murdochat voted for the Tory councillors
you cant actually say it was not Tory run, because you know it was
you are a tribal Tory, probably a Telegraph reader..............Surrey is Tory central
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If we can't vote them out, how do they have a democratic mandate?
Starmer is literally asking them if they'd like a bit more time in office.
He can't do that for his role, why should they?
Starmer is literally asking them if they'd like a bit more time in office.
He can't do that for his role, why should they?
Laughable delusion.
Labour have given the turkeys the chance to cancel christmas. They know exactly what they'll prefer, they're in cahoots against Reform.
I believe that about half of the councils are labour-run anyway.
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that certainly seems to be the case.
Labour shouted, screamed and had a tantrum in favour of MEPs getting elected 6 months before we were going to leave the EU. All at huge public expense and all utterly pointless. They could have just let the previous lot have another 6 months but oh no, we must be democratic.
...then a few years later, they're singing a very different song. Cancelling for cobbled together reasons, potentially for years.
...then a few years later, they're singing a very different song. Cancelling for cobbled together reasons, potentially for years.
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Hes like a narrator for a 1970s kids program.
And if suggest you are VERY WRONG.
No councillor voted against any of the developments
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Then you need to explore why it was a unanimous vote. That happens so infrequently that there must be something more to the story
I have consistently criticised ALL the councillors of ALL the parties
Is there some way you know that you be true?
And yet you pour blame onto the ex-business chief executive appointed by the Woking council that you brought up.
