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James Farrar wrote:
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 22:53:20 -0000, "Tim Roll-Pickering" wrote: James Farrar wrote: Most if not all of the three councils were won on a platform that includes opposing the tram - this is a case of politicians fulfilling their promises! Treasure it while it lasts, it'll be a long time till the next one! :-) Hammersmith & Fulham Conservatives also pledged to cut Council Tax - and they did. And we'll see how that affects their funding from central Government next time round... It does help the council tax situation when central government gives a more generous grant to the council than usual. Personally, I find it irritating that I get sent a glossy self-promotional magazine from the Conservative council every month when the Conservative assembly members are the first to jump on the Mayor for doing exactly the same thing... -- Dave Arquati www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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