Market Hall Refurbishment - Page 68

Ken Moss · 27-01-2011, 12:21

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Originally Posted by jaysay

No need to say much more when its true Less, knowing just how much Labour are always in rejection, who Gov, not me Gov, always other's to blame, the disappearance of Brown and Darling, who despite still being MPs have been very conspicuous by their absence since May last year

Local politics....national politics....local politics....national politics.....

No comparison, Jay old mate!

The 'last Labour lot' in Hyndburn have all but vanished from the chamber, new blood and all that? With it comes new ideas and evolution according to the social climate.

If you want to see crazy spending then ask Peter about his initial outlines for the Royal Wedding celebrations. Closing roads was on the table, possibly the most costly move a council could make.

Margaret Pilkington · 27-01-2011, 12:52

I thought I had seen something on one of the newspaper boards outside the papershop.........something along the lines that six day trading in the Market hall was deemed a flop....though those are not the actual word used......'Councillors agree that six day trading has failed'.......I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong, I don't think I dreamed it.

cashman · 27-01-2011, 13:10

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I thought I had seen something on one of the newspaper boards outside the papershop.........something along the lines that six day trading in the Market hall was deemed a flop....though those are not the actual word used......'Councillors agree that six day trading has failed'.......I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong, I don't think I dreamed it.

i read it also either mon or tues on the telegraph boards, as usual just saying what most people already thought fer yonks.

Less · 27-01-2011, 13:33

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Originally Posted by cashman

i read it also either mon or tues on the telegraph boards, as usual just saying what most people already thought fer yonks.

Yeah, they don't even acknowledge that they've read the story on here and borrowed it, such a shame, after all our version of the interweb must be making their lives so much easier,
(allegedly).

cashman · 27-01-2011, 13:55

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Originally Posted by Less

Yeah, they don't even acknowledge that they've read the story on here and borrowed it, such a shame, after all our version of the interweb must be making their lives so much easier,
(allegedly).

Funny i thought the same, Diplomacy prevented me from saying it though.

Margaret Pilkington · 27-01-2011, 14:03

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Originally Posted by cashman

i read it also either mon or tues on the telegraph boards, as usual just saying what most people already thought fer yonks.

Glad you confirmed that for me Cashy.......thought I was going barmy for a mo.

Was in the market hall today...was dead as a doornail......thye trader we were buying from said it has been dire for weeks.....he isn't making enough to cover his costs.

jaysay · 27-01-2011, 17:42

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

Local politics....national politics....local politics....national politics.....

No comparison, Jay old mate!

The 'last Labour lot' in Hyndburn have all but vanished from the chamber, new blood and all that? With it comes new ideas and evolution according to the social climate.

If you want to see crazy spending then ask Peter about his initial outlines for the Royal Wedding celebrations. Closing roads was on the table, possibly the most costly move a council could make.

There's at least three Dyno's still there

garinda · 27-01-2011, 18:03

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Originally Posted by jaysay

There's at least three Dyno's still there

Who told you that, your friend in the fur bikini, wielding the big club?

jaysay · 27-01-2011, 18:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

Who told you that, your friend in the fur bikini, wielding the big club?

Don't need telling its an open fact

garinda · 27-01-2011, 18:43

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Don't need telling its an open fact

Evolution means everything's constantly in a state of flux.

Things alter.

Perhaps your 'dinosaurs' have.

After all things do change, and suprise us.

You, not voting Tory, in the last election, for one.

JCB · 27-01-2011, 18:46

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

The 'last Labour lot' in Hyndburn have all but vanished from the chamber, new blood and all that? With it comes new ideas and evolution according to the social climate.

Are you repudiating the policies of the last Labour lot ? If so why ?

What are these new ideas ?

What does evolution according to the social climate mean ?

Or more simply , what do you think the Labour Party is about ?

lancsdave · 27-01-2011, 18:46

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Was in the market hall today...was dead as a doornail......thye trader we were buying from said it has been dire for weeks.....he isn't making enough to cover his costs.

I generally accept we will be quiet during January. I do wonder about moving elsewhere though to a town where the council actually want shops

Ken Moss · 27-01-2011, 18:54

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Originally Posted by JCB

Are you repudiating the policies of the last Labour lot ? If so why ?

What are these new ideas ?

What does evolution according to the social climate mean ?

Or more simply , what do you think the Labour Party is about ?

I'm loving your polarised online persona. You deride political threads yet take part in virtually nothing else.

Pick any policy from any party that you like and look back 20 or 30 years at the stance on it. If you can find anything that has remained resolutely unchanged in every way then I salute you.

jaysay · 28-01-2011, 09:39

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

I'm loving your polarised online persona. You deride political threads yet take part in virtually nothing else.

Pick any policy from any party that you like and look back 20 or 30 years at the stance on it. If you can find anything that has remained resolutely unchanged in every way then I salute you.

Well that's certainly true Ken, Labour sold every principle they ever had to become electable, was firmly endorsed at all levels until the wheels came of then it was, we are only interested in local politics baloney, ya reight

DaveinGermany · 28-01-2011, 09:48

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well that's certainly true Ken, Labour sold every principle they ever had to become electable,

Now then Jay it isn't purely labour who've whored themselves out to gain the populist vote now ! As I keep reminding C'mon, he needs to look up the word "Parity" maybe you could take a peek in the big book of words too ?