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Mancie · 05-05-2006, 06:28

have to admit i'm not sure of the council,but a tory goverment ignoring british firms in east lancs that pleaded for equality in manufactured goods like textiles and engineering while imported goods flooded the area, all under the "spirit of free enterprise" the growth of over 3 million unemployed, a goverment that encouraged strikes so as to break unions, those tories!
the then goverment tried to break this community and some went under. even the tory MP at that time for this area turned his back on his own party, the council and the people living in huncoat didn't have a chance.

05-05-2006, 06:28	#3
Mancie God Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: In the corner Posts: 5,946 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 10742	Re: tories have to admit i'm not sure of the council,but a tory goverment ignoring british firms in east lancs that pleaded for equality in manufactured goods like textiles and engineering while imported goods flooded the area, all under the "spirit of free enterprise" the growth of over 3 million unemployed, a goverment that encouraged strikes so as to break unions, those tories! the then goverment tried to break this community and some went under. even the tory MP at that time for this area turned his back on his own party, the council and the people living in huncoat didn't have a chance.