You gotta laugh.

wymondham

StevieJ wrote: »

They tried to make refuse collections more efficient

... and succeeded very well...... on paper! :rotfl:

StevieJ

wymondham wrote: »

... and succeeded very well...... on paper! :rotfl:

It was working OK before May

chucky

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Labour didn't do anything that's the real irony.

ooooooooooof..... i do love this forum, some people's views are so entrenched you have to laugh at the state of their mind

Labour didn't do anything??? they'll do the same and quite do easily better than the current incumbents.

System

mbga9pgf wrote: »

Who cares? Its poor people that are getting nailed by the VAT rise. All those trainers and designer clothes they are paying 2% more on... My heart bleeds.

I looked at my most recent shopping bill.

2 Items of 60 incurred VAT.

I only found out today that it was non-essential items!

But then it seems the definition is sketchy at best.

I would deem pants essential for example.

Graham_Devon

chucky wrote: »

ooooooooooof..... i love this forum, some people's views are so entrenched you have to laugh at the state of their mind

Labour didn't do anything??? they'll do the same and quite do easily better than the current incumbents.

Says the bloke who won't admit he supports labour.

paddedjohn

This rubbish being spouted by labour about it costing families £7.50 extra a week is laughable, you would have to spend £350 a week on vatable goods and there isnt vat on food and there isnt an increase in the vat on energy bills, staying at 5%

Loughton_Monkey

It's a fact of life.

Give a council £20,000 extra money. I guarantee it will go on pay rises. Give them £60,000 and that's another deputy diversity co-ordinator in the bag.

Take away £20,000, then they will cut one meals on wheels assistant. Take away £60,000 and that's two extra bin-men on their bikes.

DervProf

Graham_Devon wrote: »

No, I don't expect detailed plans. No government would give that.

But at least some direction towards what they would do when they are asked over and over would be nice.

All you'd get is "As we are not in power, we can't be expected to know the precise state of the UK's finances. Once we take office, we'll have a detailed review of the situation, then decide." :rotfl:

wymondham

Loughton_Monkey wrote: »

It's a fact of life.

Give a council £20,000 extra money. I guarantee it will go on pay rises. Give them £60,000 and that's another deputy diversity co-ordinator in the bag.

Take away £20,000, then they will cut one meals on wheels assistant. Take away £60,000 and that's two extra bin-men on their bikes.

my post of the day! :beer:

chucky

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Says the bloke who won't admit he supports labour.

just find one post that claims i support labour... you won't find one.

what you will find is me not going down the moronic route thinking that the tories and the [STRIKE]Lib Dems[/STRIKE] other jokers are going to be better and are doing a great job.

try forget your obsession about me for one moment and try and debate steviej's points if you can or are you taking the normal Devon route...