Anyone still like Labour?

[GarethM]

10 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Oh no! Private schools are struggling! The humanity!

 

Not a fan of Labour, never have been. 
But filter out the hysterical screaming from the usual suspects, and quietly Starmer is doing a competent job. 
Has a working relationship with Trump, seems to get on with and has the respect of Europes leaders, done trade deals with India the US and most importantly the EU. 
It seems clear that the US is an unreliable ally and partner so strengthening ties with our closest neighbours and trading partners is a good move. 
 

A solid start. 

You get that the parents aren't going to just pay, they'll just use up a space in a school that doesn't exist and use the funding that they didn't use previously?.

 

Say 20k paid privately Vs 5k state education, a private school does not get that 5.

 

So how does it benefit the education system ?.

 

Or let's allow the EU to pretty much fish all the way to the beach in return for what exactly, they've pretty much emptied their own water and that's why they go hundreds of miles finding fish here.

[Mark Bolam]

30 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Oh no! Private schools are struggling! The humanity!

 

Not a fan of Labour, never have been. 
But filter out the hysterical screaming from the usual suspects, and quietly Starmer is doing a competent job. 
Has a working relationship with Trump, seems to get on with and has the respect of Europes leaders, done trade deals with India the US and most importantly the EU. 
It seems clear that the US is an unreliable ally and partner so strengthening ties with our closest neighbours and trading partners is a good move. 
 

A solid start. 
 

 

Commie.

[Steve Bullman]

32 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Oh no! Private schools are struggling! The humanity!

 

Not a fan of Labour, never have been. 
But filter out the hysterical screaming from the usual suspects, and quietly Starmer is doing a competent job. 
Has a working relationship with Trump, seems to get on with and has the respect of Europes leaders, done trade deals with India the US and most importantly the EU. 
It seems clear that the US is an unreliable ally and partner so strengthening ties with our closest neighbours and trading partners is a good move. 
 

A solid start. 
 

Trade deals are easier when there’s no limit to how far apart you’re prepared to spread your arse cheeks 

[MattyF]

Guys an absolute cu t of gigantic proportions.. he’s just sold off our fishing until 2038, we were  just starting to get sand eels back to sensible levels and now our waters are open to sea destroying super trawlers that will put out more co2 dredging the bottom of our waters than any thing else combined. 

[Steven P]

11 hours ago, Johnsond said:

£4 a year by 2030 I thought this was a joke at first, but i guess it must be classed as a success by Labour. 

 

 

£4 Drop in price in the next 5 years, but would that mean there is also no 3 to 5% inflationary increase in price either... which at £3000 or whatever the average bill could also mean the electricity bills haven't gone up £150 a year, £750 over 5 years. Plus £4. That sounds a better announcement rather than your very narrow minded one.

[GarethM]

3 minutes ago, Steven P said:

£4 Drop in price in the next 5 years, but would that mean there is also no 3 to 5% inflationary increase in price either... which at £3000 or whatever the average bill could also mean the electricity bills haven't gone up £150 a year, £750 over 5 years. Plus £4. That sounds a better announcement rather than your very narrow minded one.

And if you actually believe any of that bs, may I suggest the university that gave you that wall art asks for it back and gives you an immediate refund.

 

I've a gallon of extra dry tap water going for £50, might include the bucket as I wouldn't want to spill a drop.

[Johnsond]

5 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

£4 Drop in price in the next 5 years, but would that mean there is also no 3 to 5% inflationary increase in price either... which at £3000 or whatever the average bill could also mean the electricity bills haven't gone up £150 a year, £750 over 5 years. Plus £4. That sounds a better announcement rather than your very narrow minded one.

How can this be when we have been promised a £300 reduction 🤷‍♂️

[Johnsond]

6 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Starmer is doing a competent job. 

🤔OK 

[MattyF]