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Ok to get back on thread who's doing the manifesto's
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Doesn't there need to be a section on the site made first? :p
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My political manifesto, if I was ever foolhardy to get involved with that murky world, was laid out in post #5, of this similar thread.:D
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I am voting for the Monster Raving Rindy Party at the next elections as I agree with all of your manifesto.
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Public transport is fine in big cities but because I have to travel 75 miles a day to a job of my vocation (because there are no such jobs locally) I can not get to work for 6am except by using a car. Please can I have a subsidy for previous Governments killing off this Countries industry and forcing me to work so far away. No I am not prepared to move closer, I could not be involved with the park then ;) |
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Jobs - Driver / Team Leader (Waste Collections) Not perfect for you, I'll admit, but the job as Peter Britcliffe's P.A. seems to have recently been filled.:D |
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I have to say that before learning to drive I spent hours travelling the six miles between my home and the hospital where I trained. This meant that i had a very long day every day....as sometimes buses would just not turn up.....not good when you are trying to uphold a necessary service.
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In cities it's so much easier to rely on public transport. When I lived in London I was at work, via the tube, before I could have got my car out on to the main road at the end of my street. Hence I never had a car down there. |
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I don't believe in positive discrimination, so fear I'll have to turn it down.:rolleyes: (For anyone else who was unlucky enough to attend Clitheroe Royal Grammar School principled- WordWeb dictionary definition):D |
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