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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
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By harrietvane · Posted
Another recommendation for Maurice Hinds! He installed a new handbasin in my small bathroom, and did a lovely job. I would absolutely recommend Maurice for plumbing work. He is very helpful, friendly and did a tidy and efficient job, and his work is reasonably priced. -
Sure. He is ideological driven on many things. He was the person that defended the blanket CPZ policy because he believed that 'if you asked most people in southwark if all parking should be paid for, most would say yes'. A completely unfounded belief not backed by any evidence. In the real world, that policy caused significant local electoral damage for some councillors. I personally see his disillusion with the Labour Party as one of his idealism vs the reality of governance. He will probably be much happier with the Greens.
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