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Local elections poll: Theresa May 'could lose in three of her flagship London boroughs' (Original Post) shenmue Feb 2018 OP
Barnet and Westminster? T_i_B Feb 2018 #1
Agree on all points LeftishBrit Feb 2018 #2
Yep. T_i_B Feb 2018 #3

T_i_B

(14,805 posts)
1. Barnet and Westminster?
Wed Feb 21, 2018, 03:52 PM
Feb 2018

Last edited Sat Feb 24, 2018, 07:59 AM - Edit history (1)

That's two of the worst Tory councils right there. Barnet council's privatisation fetish is pretty bad.

Westminster Council have been bad for some time, and the Conservative's losing control of Westminster council would also be embarrassing for my local MP, who was a particularly bad Conservative Westminster councillor!

That said, I still think that Labour should be further ahead in the polls given the state of the government at present and that worryingly, the underlying reasons for this are not wholly connected to the big problem I have with Labour right now either.

LeftishBrit

(41,307 posts)
2. Agree on all points
Sat Feb 24, 2018, 06:51 AM
Feb 2018

Westminster Tory councils have a long record of course. I have vivid and sickening memories of Shirley Porter.

Wasn't Lee Rowley one of the 62 Brextremists who sent Theresa May that blackmailing letter?

T_i_B

(14,805 posts)
3. Yep.
Sat Feb 24, 2018, 06:54 AM
Feb 2018

Showed himself to be utterly clueless about international trade and more interested in internal Tory maneuvering than the common good by signing that delusional letter.

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