C-charge extension to be scrapped
BBC NEWS | England | London | C-charge extension to be scrapped
Love this bit from Labour... "against the interest of Londoners". Er no 87% of businesses and 67% of people wanted it lifted!!!! This party is so deluded and so far out of touch with what the public want its untrue. Hey you need this charge because its beneficial 'cos we said so!:cuckoo: |
Some actual good news :luxhello: :notworthy
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Boris's rich mates giving him grief about being charged to get to their houses?
Surely not.... |
Will he be selling all the cameras etc to Manchester council..... :)
Good news though, nice to see the new mayor sticking to his word |
Originally Posted by Odds on
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Boris's rich mates giving him grief about being charged to get to their houses?
Surely not.... Les |
Originally Posted by Odds on
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Boris's rich mates giving him grief about being charged to get to their houses?
Surely not.... A working class hero speaks..... ;) |
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 8304768)
What a useless remark!
Les |
Not at all. The people asked to express their opinion stated collectively that they wanted to scrap the zone. That's what democracy is.
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Originally Posted by AndyC_772
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Not at all. The people asked to express their opinion stated collectively that they wanted to scrap the zone. That's what democracy is.
Unlike the original consultation which was completely ignored. Which is what I would expect to happen in Manchester too. |
Originally Posted by Odds on
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Er, pot and kettle? :rolleyes:
Les |
Originally Posted by AndyC_772
(Post 8304844)
Not at all. The people asked to express their opinion stated collectively that they wanted to scrap the zone. That's what democracy is.
;) Les, are you saying your comment wasn't a bit useless? :p |
Originally Posted by Odds on
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It was a light hearted dig at how Porsche and Mercedes paid for his campaign and how their products tend to sell well in the West of London...
;) Did they ?? I must confess I have no idea who the funders of the campaigns were, but thought Porsche had paid for the consultation and protest about the rise to £25. Its actually refreshing to know that he was the extension as wrong, due to the impact it had (not being as positive for the traffic as first sold) and it being against the outcome of the consultation. Not sure if Boris can keep up this trend of keeping his word, but I sure hope so :) |
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