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Old 07-07-2011, 13:11   #16
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As it stands, local politics is undeniably tied into what's happening nationally.

Rightly, or wrongly.

Graham was lucky.

Even though the last government was hugely unpopular, most people still vote for the party, rather than the person.

If the Conservatives had got their act together, and selected a local candidate, there's a good chance our M.P. would have been someone different today.

In theory, what's happening in politics nationally shouldn't interfere at local level.

Sadly it does.
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As it stands, local politics is undeniably tied into what's happening nationally.

Rightly, or wrongly.

Graham was lucky.

Even though the last government was hugely unpopular, most people still vote for the party, rather than the person.

If the Conservatives had got their act together, and selected a local candidate, there's a good chance our M.P. would have been someone different today.

In theory, what's happening in politics nationally shouldn't interfere at local level.

Sadly it does.

Posted, now I've taken out a reference to a candidate, who wasn't named.
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Old 07-07-2011, 13:13   #18
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Old 07-07-2011, 13:14   #19
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Oh this is daft.

It's doing my nut in.

I can post it seperately, just not in the context of the post I wanted to make.
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Old 08-07-2011, 13:16   #20
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I'm having difficulties accessing the Glynn Webb thread on here, it won't let me enter at all, I've just tried to access through an Email link and it just puts a fault message up saying Accrington Web is suffering a database problem. its only this one thread all the rest are fine, it started last night and is just the same this morning anybody else having problems?
Me too Jaysay, I thought it was my computer. It's now happening on most threads but at first it was just the music ones
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I'm having difficulties accessing the Glynn Webb thread on here, it won't let me enter at all, I've just tried to access through an Email link and it just puts a fault message up saying Accrington Web is suffering a database problem. its only this one thread all the rest are fine, it started last night and is just the same this morning anybody else having problems?
Won't let me enter Page 2 through IE, but will through Firefox.

Ok, know a lot of people on here like Firefox, but it is too slow on my computer and slow everything down.
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