KNOCK KNOCK Mrs May, anyone at home ??? what are you doing about these CCJ's

MothballsWallet

beamerguy wrote: »

I saw that as well. the words "due course" is just like a fractious old tart.

Mrs May is struggling to unite her fractious kingdom

Either the DCLG are in bed with the scammers or they act for Mrs May's new government.

It's all hush hush but Mrs May has promised a fair society, she seriously needs a strong word into the shell like ears of the DCLG
and in particular the lagger ..... MARCUS JONES MP

"In due course", imo, is a get out clause for any politician, civil servant, quango person or corporate type wanting to avoid having to do anything at all when something is brought to their attention.

beamerguy

IS THERESA MAY FAILING AGAN

Despite all the bluster about CCJ's being issued without the defendants knowledge, it is still going on

RECENT POSTING ON HERE
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5593231

This not rocket science, it is up to Elizabeth Truss MP who is the Secretary of State for Justice to instruct the courts to be more vigilant before allowing a default case and requesting proof beyond doubt from the claimant that they attempted to trace that person.

When it comes to the so called "special relationship" Mrs May has been going on about, she should practice this on home soil and get a "special relationship" with UK voters .

And there we have it .... Prime Minister May and President Trump walking off into the sunset holding hands:)

Half_way

With the announcement of a General Erection by Mrs May it looks like any so called investigation will be kicked into the long grass for ever

Myriddin

The Government announced their intention to ban wheel clamping in 2010 and the issue was probably bounced around various committees for a couple of years before that:
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-announces-ban-on-wheel-clamping

And then it took 2 years to implement:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_of_Freedoms_Act_2012

These things are never to be rushed so I expect we'll see something positive happen in 2020! :rotfl:

The_Deep

Now would be a good time to write to ones' M.P.

beamerguy

The_Deep wrote: »

Now would be a good time to write to ones' M.P.

Agreed, it is the perfect time to wake up your MP with a clue of your intentions.

I think voters will vote from the affect this government is having on their lives

Let us hope that Marcus Jones MP loses his "erection"

Aaron_Aadvark

The_Deep wrote: »

Now would be a good time to write to ones' M.P.

Be quick if you wish to write to your MP.

Soon they will probably be your Parliamentary Candidate.

fil_cad

They will all give you waffle and just brush it under the carpet. :eek:

steve1500

Just thought I'd bounce this promise back to the top.


How many times have I said we are not having a General election


Really believe you Mrs May

Coupon-mad

Marcus Jones is still around, for PPC complaints to be aimed at.