Bank Holiday caravan site building again?

[pete01]

Dont lock your doors, show a bit of trust. Invite them for dinner.

They might pinch my tooth brush

 

[Elsa TLC]

On illegal developments?

If you are so inclined invite them on to your property full time

They are only illegal because we make them illegal.

Lets give them legal routes and feed them. They dont want charity. They will fix your roof and give you a drem drive with a lifetime warranty..

Just try to love a little.

 

[Elsa TLC]

They might pinch my tooth brush

Share your tooth brush. They may not have their own.

Its like kissing.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Suckers​

 

[ellal]

In Harlow we welcome diversity.

Clacton recently welcomed a 'traveller' looking for a 'seat' after having failed to find one many times previously...

Not often been seen in the area since apparently...

Just as he has a habit of always doing a FACO when the going gets tough

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Clacton recently welcomed a 'traveller' looking for a 'seat' after having failed to find one many times previously...

Aren't Labour using the same trick with Burnham?

 

[Elsa TLC]

Aren't Labour using the same trick with Burnham?

Its a trick commonly used.

 

[Highway Man]

Try hugging a traveller. You might be surprised with the warmth you receive

as well as fleas etc.

 

[Highway Man]

They might pinch my tooth brush

Doubt it. [TM]

 

[pete01]

Doubt it. [TM]

Oh here he is.....Mr chicken legs doubting everything.....

Wise up(TM)

 

[Highway Man]

Oh here he is.....Mr chicken legs doubting everything.....

Wise up(TM)

Thomas...
Think on !!!! [TM]

 

[pete01]

Thomas...
Think on !!!! [TM]

Im Pete

Wlse up(TM)

 

[King Billy]

Aren't Labour using the same trick with Burnham?

Independent analyses of voting records generally show average overall participation rates hovering around 55%.

Nigel Farage, MP for Clacton, has a documented record of lower-than-average participation in both Westminster and the European Parliament, frequently citing time spent on media and other commitments.

Andy Burnham's "track record of attendance

• 2015–2017: 45.6% (voted in 213 of 467 divisions)
• 2010–2015: 55.4% (voted in 686 of 1,239 divisions)
• 2005–2010: 76.9% (voted in 991 of 1,288 divisions)
• 2001–2005: 80.5% (voted in 1,003 of 1,246 divisions)

His attendance figures dropped noticeably in later years due to his frontbench commitments and his eventual transition to running for Mayor of Greater Manchester in 2017.