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Agree but Labour made a far worse start and the wheels seem to be falling off spectacularly quickly. Whatever the reason for Reeves' tears it made the markets very jittery and now there is real doubt about how much longer she will last but Starmer cannot afford to lose her - I think they are both toast and the likes of Rayner and Streeting will be licking their chops. A bit like what is happening with Cllr McAsh locally the internal politics of the Labour party always are the real driver of policy, direction and execution and for a government with such a huge majority to be struggling so much so early is really worrying. We should all be very scared because this is paving the way for Reform and a leadership challenge or swing to the farther-left within Labour would be an unmitigated disaster - we had another term of Boris because the country hated Corbyn and his far-left ideology and the far-left Labour may see a leadership challenge as their only feasible way to take the reigns - a bit like Cllr McAsh and his Momentum buddies. -
He has been around for a few months now and looks so sad and unhappy ,he is coming into the gardens at the top end of Upland and Dunstans Roads .Just wondered if he is owned as he is not neutered and keeps getting into fights with cats . -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
Starting with Brexit, all the way through to drunken lock down parties, and then finishing on Liz Truss' 'mini budget', I would say it was fairly disastrous from start to finish. -
They seem to move quite fast, so it's easy to miss them probably. Also the little ones are almost like large moths as they zoom across. I stay in my (very small) garden quite late hoping to see one. Usually I don't, maybe because I give up and go in too soon.
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