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id be a lot happier if it hadnt gone up
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There is 3.6% of the working population of Hyndburn a claiming Job seekers Allowance (the figure for Jan 2008 was 2.2%). There is a report to HBC Cabinet, which is being hel next Wednesday 4 March. This is a link tot he breakdown of the figures- which shows the numbers in each ward of the borough. Unfortunately the 5 most deprived wards -Church, Spring Hill, Central, Peel, Barnfield have the highest percent unemployed, and Baxenden (which is the least deprived ward) the lowest. This is a link to the report http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/downloa...arch_09_1_.pdf |
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that makes more sense but is there a way to get how many are out of work i.e claiming jobseekers and other benefits or is that not possible?
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It's not just direct involvement though. There's a lot of who you know not what you know goes on in all walks of life, politics and big business is probably the biggest 'gainer' of all though. :rolleyes: |
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Agreed lancsdave, which makes the bickering, laying of blame, accusations and insults within this thread more laughable, methinks there are NO politicians who give 100% to the job, or are 100% honest. Im sure you know very well the other word for politics, a clue? It begins with B and ends in s or x depending on your preference!
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I do know because it's already been mentioned in this thread or a similar thread......... Biscuits :D |
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Ah! Or bix? yes of course, knew you would know! :D
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Over the years there have been several joint venture companies that the council has, and still is involved with They were set up as means of bringing investment into the borough. It was also at a time when the Government was encouraging closer co-operation between local authorities and the private sector. It was normal procedure for the council to appoint councillors to serve on the joint venture company. But there was defiantly no remuneration for the councillors involved. There are also other limited companies that councillors get appointed too, mainly charities. But again no remuneration for the councillors involved. |
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Just as an aside to this - last year the Council gave a youth drama project affiliated with Oswaldtwistle Players some funding. As a gesture of thanks, Oswaldtwistle Players committee sent the council via Cllr Britcliffe some free tickets for the next show. He came to see the show and brought with him a personal cheque to cover the cost of the tickets that he'd used. Now, I know that the £20 for tickets for an Ossy Players show doesn't compare with the value of tickets given to the council for Acc Stan - but does show that Peter was completely above board with everything and didn't take advantage of the fact that the Council had given a grant. Just thought I'd post something to show him in a good light. |
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Are these forms filled out by Councillors or Council Officers? If Officers, how would it have been different under a Labour Council? |
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