MSE Parents Club Part 12

Evansangel

if we have to re vote. Would you vote a different party or the same one as yesterday?

tarajayne

Evansangel wrote: »

if we have to re vote. Would you vote a different party or the same one as yesterday?

Just answered you on FB, think I would vote tactically now in desperation, so differently.

Evansangel

Im looking through conservatives manifesto (hate that word!) right now.

tarajayne

Evansangel wrote: »

Im looking through conservatives manifesto (hate that word!) right now.

Why, you reckon you might go for them? They scare me!!!

Sami_Bee

pigpen wrote: »

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so.. :p to those who said no, it was 3 horse race..

.. damn I hate being right all the time.. it is such a chore!..

lol, the first thing I thought when I checked the results thios morning was piggers was right!

tarajayne wrote: »

Noooooo, Nick Clegg says the Tories must try!

Well hopefully we'll get another election in a few months.

Where did everyone go? And what's happened to Sami?

Me? I'm here . Clegg is wearing a Red Tie, I thought he was trying to say something with that but no?

Weezl - for tax credits use the HMRC site, their calculator is acurate and they do tell you how it is worked out but it's over 2 pages a bit of a long winded maths filled faff but I have no doubt you'll not have any problems working it out

before I google, anyone know where I can compare my constituency results from last time? I'm interested to see if the 47.3% Labour got is down, I thought it would be more as we're an ex-mining comunity, been a Labour stronghold for ages.

MSE is being rreeeeaaally slow for me? I had to type this in notepad and cute n paste it because even my typing in the box is taking forever!!

Becles

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Has anyone seen about the children getting polling cards? Including a 9 year old boy! Crazy!

I saw a baby had received one, but the council department said the couple had included the baby on the electorial role in the section where you are supposed to only list 16 and 17 year old's.

workinmummy wrote: »

But what? Alex won't be allowed to go to Surestart Centre activities, because we are not deemed "poor enough"?

They do that anyway at ours. "Poor people" get first dibs on the activities and then they are offered to people "they" considered to be living in villages too affluent for Sure Start.

Been to hospital. The consultant had a look then wanted to check with a camera. He rammed it right up my nose and poked about deep in my head. It was minging and hurt like hell

There's no polyps but the nasal linings are all thick and irritated. He said it could be an allergic reaction to something like pollon or dust, so he wants to run some allergy tests. Got to wait for an appointment to come for those, then go back and see him.

If it's not allergy related, he said they can operate and cauterise, but that would mean a general anaethestic.

Just got to keep on with the steriod spray and steam inhaling for now.

Evansangel

tarajayne wrote: »

Why, you reckon you might go for them? They scare me!!!

Maybe, i had a look through the easy read one. And i like some of what they want to do.
With the surestart centres and the marriage money thing :rotfl:

Im not to sure. It would appear to me that its either Labour or Tories. Lib dems look like they wont get a look in.

elle_gee

Sami, 2005 results further down the page:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/election2010/results/constituency/f15.stm

weezl74

try this sami, but not sure of your exact constituency

tarajayne

Hope your appointment's not too long Becs.

Sami, your results from last time are not the best compare as the bounderies all changed. BBC has the best one as they have worked out what it would have been like for like, will go look.