Quick point to look at

Don’t forget if you work for Salford Council or any company that may be ln the firing line with the Cuts have a quick read on cllr Lindleys Blog The Tory from Walkden,Read how passionate he is in support of the cuts.and how he attacks the MEN for todays article on the cuts.When you have try to keep it in your mind when you vote next MAY.

By mole45

Thought of the day.

But while the spectacle of charging police horses, fires, and sporadic violence outside Parliament will distract many from what happened on the green benches of the House of Commons, protest groups will not fail to take note and issue very public reminders of how individual Liberal Democrats voted.

The political reality is different.

Lib Dems will go into the next election saying different things to voters in their constituencies. Those who voted against will surely remind people, those who supported the policy or abstained will be called on to justify their positions.

Vince Cable’s policy won the day. The question on which many Liberal Democrats will ponder is what has that victory cost their party?

With luck in May the Liberal Democrat Ranks will be decimated don’t forget our Slogan

LET THEM PAY IN MAY.

By mole45

Trade is a wealth creator! yes mr cameron but with you putting people out of work who will provide the goods we trade in?

David Cameron has promised a budget for growth in the spring, while George Osborne told a lunchtime audience of British business leaders that he saw the 50% tax rate on the better-off as temporary.

The prime minister said Europe urgently needed “an aggressive, pan-continental drive to unleash enterprise” and insisted the British people knew “there are no short cuts to a better future”.

Treasury sources said the budget would contain an array of measures designed to counter the CBI’s criticism this week that the government lacked a growth strategy to accompany its deficit reduction strategy.

“The ambition of my budget on the 23rd of March will be to turn the tide on the forces of stagnation,” the chancellor said.

“Trade is the biggest wealth creator we’ve ever known. And it’s the biggest stimulus we can give our economies right now. A completed trade round could add $170bn (£107bn) to the world economy.”

“So let’s agree that this is the year we will make the breakthrough. No one should hold anything back for later. There is no later.”

Following the shock provided by news of a 0.5% drop in UK output in the final quarter of 2010, the prime minister and chancellor were keen to deliver the message that there was room for optimism despite the pain caused by austerity.

By mole45

No police after 8.00 Pm

A POLICE chief sparked outrage ­yesterday by banning officers from tackling yobs who hang about after dark in a children’s playground.

Inspector Andy Sullivan complained that his men would not be able to “see what’s going on” in the park.

He said health and safety fears had put the £1million development off-limits for routine patrols after 8pm.

By mole45