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08 Jan 10
20:53
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The forecast came as the government stepped in to conserve road-gritting stocks due to dwindling salt supplies.
The Transport Secretary, Lord Adonis, said local authorities had agreed to cut salt use by 25%.
The Conservatives have said that the government's move is
"an admission of utter failure"
and plans should have been made earlier.
This is how**my the country has become.
Unity.. working together........ fck that for fcuk sake when is this country going to show some cohesion......... it's pathetic. everyone chasing cheap political points.
The Transport Secretary, Lord Adonis, said local authorities had agreed to cut salt use by 25%.
The Conservatives have said that the government's move is
"an admission of utter failure"
and plans should have been made earlier.
This is how**my the country has become.
Unity.. working together........ fck that for fcuk sake when is this country going to show some cohesion......... it's pathetic. everyone chasing cheap political points.
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a cheap response by the tories.
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This is insulting to the taxpayer
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tories not doing well here.
Most councils are tory and it's the councils that are primarily responsible for the grit. No good blaming whitehall. Nothing to do with them. They're essentially attacking themselves. Shambles. |
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rustyboy 08 Jan 21:57
tories not doing well here. Most councils are tory and it's the councils that are primarily responsible for the grit. No good blaming whitehall. Nothing to do with them. They're essentially attacking themselves. Shambles. Pity most people don't have a clue about that |
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I remember a week or 2 ago going on about a subject that Whitehall had nothing to do with
but got shot down in flames by 20 tories chasing after 1 labour voter :( |
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lol
i'm voting for the green party in future. |