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- Weird Granny Slater
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26 February 2022 17:45375119ray hutstone wrote:Net zero is already anathema to the conservative net zero scrutiny group. And, under Johnson, they will continue to spread an influence way beyond their democratic entitlement...
Excellent. They're not the only ones calling out this nonsense. Johnson's fully sold on 'Net Zero' (until he's not), so he's your friend here (at the moment). As for 'democratic entitlement', the winners here are the 'green' lobbyists and the missus, not a democratic vote.'Pass the cow dung, my dropsy's killing me' - Heraclitus - Keith Sansum1
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26 February 2022 17:53375120Sue
I still get questions and iv been gone over ten years.
Like you said never see the councillors .
Most people don't even know who they areALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - 26 February 2022 18:12375124Conservative DDC councillors do attend the parish council meetings , we usually get Cllr Bates or Cllr Richardson who has recently been promoted to deputy head of DDC. Cllr Bates has attended many meetings over the IBF however all their hands were tied when it came to voting on the project. So many residents contacted them to ask for their support in voting against the Guston location, Bates, Richardson and KCC Cllr Manion abstained. All are good friends with Mrs Elphicke who was keen to support the project. So when they were needed by the Guston residents to stand up and be counted they did the opposite and fell in line. What use is that to our community? In saying that I could not tell you who could step in from the Labour Party, their presence in our village is non existent. Green Party really interacted with residents over IBF, Lib Dem’s show support in Parliament and the PC meetings. But conservatives are over powering everything a mo, we need much more opposition happeningGuest 2547 and Arthur like this
- 26 February 2022 20:01375126Weird Granny Slater wrote:Excellent. They're not the only ones calling out this nonsense. Johnson's fully sold on 'Net Zero' (until he's not), so he's your friend here (at the moment). As for 'democratic entitlement', the winners here are the 'green' lobbyists and the missus, not a democratic vote.
I'm sure you can suggest a better alternative in the face of a vast scientific majority who spend their lives studying this sort of thing. Boris has got nothing on you, has he? - 26 February 2022 20:04375127Robert W wrote:Conservative DDC councillors do attend the parish council meetings , we usually get Cllr Bates or Cllr Richardson who has recently been promoted to deputy head of DDC. Cllr Bates has attended many meetings over the IBF however all their hands were tied when it came to voting on the project. So many residents contacted them to ask for their support in voting against the Guston location, Bates, Richardson and KCC Cllr Manion abstained. All are good friends with Mrs Elphicke who was keen to support the project. So when they were needed by the Guston residents to stand up and be counted they did the opposite and fell in line. What use is that to our community? In saying that I could not tell you who could step in from the Labour Party, their presence in our village is non existent. Green Party really interacted with residents over IBF, Lib Dem’s show support in Parliament and the PC meetings. But conservatives are over powering everything a mo, we need much more opposition happening
Sadly Natalie comes across as morally invertebrate whenever the opportunity presents itself.Arthur likes this - Keith Sansum1
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26 February 2022 20:28375128But it's what we are stuck withALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS