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garinda 15-06-2009 17:40

Re: Britcliffe wants to stand as our M.P.
 
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 721832)
A traitor from the beginning, anyone born on mayday parade should be a Communist!


...or be Queen of the May.

Bernard Dawson 15-06-2009 17:55

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 721838)
I don't think there are any rules baring some one for holding all three posts, but Ken Hargreaves resigned from HBC, and I'm nearly sure Greg was a Blackburn Councillor when he won and stepped down, its rather futile to carry on at local and county level whilst spending most of the time in London

I don't think Greg has ever been a Blackburn Councilllor. He was an Hyndburn Councillor for a few years in Gt Harwood. Also he wasn't a Councillor in 1992 when he first became an M.P.

Gayle 15-06-2009 17:57

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 721855)
I don't think Greg has ever been a Blackburn Councilllor. He was an Hyndburn Councillor for a few years in Gt Harwood. Also he wasn't a Councillor in 1992 when he first became an M.P.

He stood for Council in the Ribble Valley not Blackburn, not sure whether he got in or not though.

Bernard Dawson 15-06-2009 18:07

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It was the Parliamentary seat that Greg stood for in the Ribble Valley Gayle. He was flying the flag for Socialism in Clitheroe.

garinda 15-06-2009 18:10

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 721857)
He stood for Council in the Ribble Valley not Blackburn, not sure whether he got in or not though.

I thought he stood in the Ribble Valley General Election of '87?

Eric 15-06-2009 18:10

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 721791)
:rolleyes: ........Just because you haven't noticed it, doesn't mean we all haven't ....:D:D

To echo Cashy: Speak for yourself ... I'm brighter, more intellectually active, and sexier than ever;):D .... maybe I should come back and run for office; a breath of fresh air from the great open spaces; could use a skunk as a mascot, sort of a symbol of the stink of corruption from Westminster .... nah, on second thoughts, I'll stay here; the fishing is better, and it's too crowded over there already ....;)

garinda 15-06-2009 18:13

Re: Britcliffe wants to stand as our M.P.
 
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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 721858)
It was the Parliamentary seat that Greg stood for in the Ribble Valley Gayle. He was flying the flag for Socialism in Clitheroe.

Sorry Bernard, I was posting a similar observation at the same time....just more slowly.:D

mallard 15-06-2009 18:16

Re: Britcliffe wants to stand as our M.P.
 
Well will things work out with who ever takes the job.

katex 15-06-2009 18:19

Re: Britcliffe wants to stand as our M.P.
 
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 721802)
So who are the exemptions that can't work longer?
:confused:

No exemptions Less (except civil servants and M.P.'s)...statutory retirement age is 65 years for most companies... if you wish to work on any longer than this, you have to apply to your employers to do so. They are within their rights to say 'no .... sod off' without redundancy ... :D

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 721828)
Thats easy kate was born on the first of May 1950:D

No offence, but thought he was much older than this. Still, how many employers would take someone on in an influential position at the age of, what he will be next year, 60 ? Not many.

katex 15-06-2009 18:23

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 721860)
To echo Cashy: Speak for yourself ... I'm brighter, more intellectually active, and sexier than ever;):D .... ;)

Didn't realise how you were between the sheets was a qualification Eric. Love to see your CV .... :D

garinda 15-06-2009 18:23

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 721864)
Still, how many employers would take someone on in an influential position at the age of, what he will be next year, 60 ? Not many.

I wonder if H.B.C. will be introducing a free coach to London, for the over sixties, starting next year?

:D

garinda 15-06-2009 18:24

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 721866)
Eric. Love to see your CV .... :D

We can guess what 'C' is,

but what's 'V' stand for?

:D

Eric 15-06-2009 18:32

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 721868)
We can guess what 'C' is,

but what's 'V' stand for?

:D

"C" stands for "Cialis" ... and "V" for "Viagara":D

And some historical info: did you guys know that the only British PM born outside the British Isles was from Canada? Andrew Bonar Law, born in New Brunswick.

katex 15-06-2009 18:49

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 721871)

And some historical info: did you guys know that the only British PM born outside the British Isles was from Canada? Andrew Bonar Law, born in New Brunswick.

Hmmph .. blooming immigrant .:rolleyes:

Taggy 15-06-2009 18:50

Re: Britcliffe wants to stand as our M.P.
 
If elected i hope he declares his interest in Millie's Cafe!!! Lol!!


Best Regards - Taggy


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