Lynne
If I did Fred I wouldn't be asking you to take me.
Yes I agree that a message has been sent to the government saying how p***** off people are. The trouble is the consequnces of that message. And yes I agree more s**t will come to those who are at the bottom of the pile. The Right wing of the Tory party will take over now. Workers rights? Pah! Affordable homes? Pah! Living wage? Pah! Get the picture? And do you know what? Normally I'd be up ...
Oh and by the way - you know that this time yesterday we had the fifth largest economy in the world well.......it seems that we now no longer do. The FTSE 100 lost £122bn in value within minutes of the London Stock Exchange opening on Friday morning. This led to the UK no longer being the fifth biggest economy in the world, according to reports, dropping behind France after the massive ...
So do I care right now that the SANGS requirement at the Redrow development isn't in situ when it should be? NO So do I care right now that the % of Affordable Homes due to be built on the new developments, will be much lower than originally required and that there will be very little, if indeed any, affordable rental homes amongst them. NO. Oh and gawd knows when that link road will be ...
The referendum not a political decision? Of course it was! And I'll bet my bottom dollar (oh that I had some!) that all those saying "Let's move on in a positive manner"and suchlike are those who voted Leave. Well at the moment the last thing I feel like doing is moving on in a positive manner. I am p/ed off, and feeling totally disaffected, alienated, insecure and goodness ...
@Margaret Swift - is that anything to do with the eu? (that is a genuine question by the way not me being sarcastic).
Investment bank Morgan Stanley moving 2000 London based staff to Dublin and Frankfurt.
Second Scottish independence referendum Scotland's First Minister has said a second independence referendum "is on the table". She said: "The manifesto that the SNP was elected on last month said this -'The Scottish Parliament should have the right to hold another referendum...if there is a significant and material change in the circumstances that prevailed in 2014, such as Scotland being ...
But the decision is theirs to take. (and NI might agitate for a referendum as well remember). In which case yesterday's decision to leave the EU might end up with the break up of the UK. A political variation of Newton's third law of physics perhaps? (for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction)
Listened to Nicola Stuergeon just now. The SNP had it in its manifesto (that it was recently elected on) that if there was a substantial change in substance to the UK's relationship to the EU then another referendum could be called (or words to the effect). So. Let's talk about democracy then. 1. The Scots, democratically, elected the SNP on that manifesto 2. Nicola Sturgeon ...
