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Who you vote for locally directly can affect the Government - so it's wise to understand what that part would do if they had a majority. The local candidate with the most votes becomes the MP. The party with most MPs becomes the government. -
By zzlobstazz · Posted
Hello..i am looking to buy a lost top for my Chilly SERIES 2 WHALE BLUE 500 ml reuseable bottle. annoyingly, the company have discontinued it and keep no spare parts! anyone out there with a spare, or no longer using their bottle.. it was a present and wanted to use it! i am assuming you can reply on here, but to avoid side-stepping any comms rules, i wont put my contact details on here, but may re-post with them showing if nothing happens! i am local se21, so can collect.. -
By first mate · Posted
I am struggling to understand how Green policies translate to local issues? The Southwark Greens leaflet I received reads like a general wish list but is not locally specific. I know the same can be said of other political parties. What specifically are Greens plans for housing, protecting local parks, council tax, transport and roads/ pavement upkeep, CPZ/LTNs? On the national stage, I'm interested in the detail of how they would reverse privatisation and take water companies back into public ownership. I am not disputing the desirability of this, but in reality how will they do it? -
Politician's moving from one party to another, especially when local is worth discussing. You have to wonder what they are driven by, and particularly in this instance, as their new party is moving in strange directions.
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