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Pakistan | Amnesty International Let's all hold our breath, and see if they do. :rolleyes: |
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sorry to skip back a little here but did someone say we had been awarded city status ?
surely not as blackburn have been trying for years and they have a cathederal which is one of the main things that classes you as a city isnt it ? |
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No, sorry, the website carrying international news, mistakenly said city council, instead of borough. Perhaps any new, monumental bus station can also double as a cathedral...so watch this space. :rolleyes: |
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well if this is a sign of how things are going to be run by a labor council then i dont see a labor council been a thing of the future.We got a labor council that seems to think issues abroad are their concern and a labor MP that thinks his judgment call is more important than his constituants.
I just hope our labor run council dont start throwing money abroad. When i voted labor both local and noational this is not what i was expecting . Its like backing 2 horses in a race and both falling at the first hurdle both need to get their act together and concentrate more on the people they were elected to represent :mad: |
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Not to mention the issue was proposed by a member of the council who clearly wanted his bit of self indulgence with an issue totally unrelevant to Hyndburn, the motion was seconded by Peter Britcliffe who recently walked out of a meeting becuase he didn't think the speaker was relevant to a council meeting. sometimes word fail me :mad: |
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I guess the buck stops with those who are in power.
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I only mentioned it's the sort of thing I last experienced in the eighties, whilst living under loony Labour run councils, in both Liverpool, and London's Lambeth. I don't remember posting blame on any particular person, or party. The whole of Hyndburn Borough Council has been blighted by this stupid action. |
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'Dr Misfar also congratulated and thanked the Councillors of the Conservative group including Councillor Allah Dad, County Councillor Muhammad Younis and member councillors of the conservative group for supporting the resolution.' UK City Council supports ‘Kashmiris' Right to Self determination’ | GroundReport After this charade the whole council will appear to be pots for bloody bluebells. |
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As I say, now H.B.C. has involved itself in international politics, I look foward to them also condemning the truly horrific human rights abuses, carried out daily in Pakistan, as well as, to quote Pakistan's Daily Times newspaper, the 'endemic corruption in political and official circles', which I'm sure H.B.C. will be similarly keen to tackle, and hopefully sort out for them.
Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan Pakistan Human Rights | Amnesty International USA |
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Phew, panic over.
This isn't a new, shameful attempt to secure votes. It's been going on for a while. 'HYNDBURN'S Kashmiri community is to be officially recognised as a separate ethnic group by its local council. Of the 6,000 people in Hyndburn who would class themselves as Asian, 70 per cent would prefer to be known as Kashmiri. Manager of the Scaitliffe Community Centre in Accrington, Munsif Dad said: "We hope that recognition will mean council services can be better directed to the needs of the Kashmiri community." Ethnic status given to Kashmiris | Accrington Observer - menmedia.co.uk Personally I'd like to see a council that encourages unity, and the idea that first, and foremost, we are all Hyndburnians, and all seen as being equal, especially in the eyes of our local government. I know. Stupid. Sorry. :o Just the daft musings of an unworldly idealist. It'll never happen. |
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