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Stuart MacLennan.

Labour Csndidate has his views about our older generation they are in his own words " Coffin Dodgers ".

You might think to yourself thats not me! But once you are pensionable age you are a " Coffin Dodger "

Some may think they are a drain on the Pensions Scheme.

But as in my own case I started to pay the deduction from 1945, to 1996 that means I have contributed for some 51 years.

Could it be the case he is thinking about is the new foreign workers who come here and are given the jobs before our own out of work? Who will get the full pension regardless of any contribution.

He has now been sacked from the Dunfirmlin Labour Party.

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