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Daily Archives: September 12, 2011
Don’t Forget!!!!
A better future for Britain under Labour? i think the picture says it all.
I wonder are they Old Labour, New Labour or in between Labour?don’t forget why they where voted out in the first place.Don’t forget Blair’s contribution,war war and more war. Brown well i don’t think i will go that way and Milliband the wrong brother sponsored by the left and totally clueless,have you heard any policy yet?no, i thought not.
Pictures just released Gordon Browns personal door found in cupboard at the back of Downing Street
Could you imagine if he had won and the Red Labour door put on? only joking.
I wonder does Cameron really think this is what it’s like in a Hospital waiting room?
The fact is if you have never had
to use the service and can afford private health care how would you have a clue.And to be
honest the Tories just don’t care.Help us to fight to protect the NHS from the CONDEMS.
Picked up our first Sponsor today
Thank you to B-strong windows we like the products they have to offer and all are Energy efficient.
If you would like to sponsor us and have Green products drop us a line,we will advertise your goods when we are out within our wards.
Is our Green belt really safe under the Tories?
Dozens of property firms have given a total of £3.3 million to the party over the past three years, including large gifts from companies seeking to develop rural land.
Developers are also paying thousands of pounds for access to senior Tories through the Conservative Property Forum, a club of elite donors which sets up “breakfast meetings” to discuss planning and property issues.
The disclosures are likely to provoke a new “cash-for-access” row and will give rise to fears that planning policies could have been influenced by powerful figures from the property industry.
The Daily Telegraph has launched the Hands Off Our Land campaign to urge ministers to rethink the measures, joining opposition from the National Trust, English Heritage and the Campaign to Protect Rural England. The guidance states that there should be a “presumption in favour of sustainable development”, which campaigners have warned would give developers “carte blanche”.
