It seems at last that Peter Britcliffe may realise that he is no longer in control of the town and the council chamber, and he will now have to abide by the rules of a democrativ council chamber, that he has so blatantly abused in the past. Perhaps its also about time that the councillors who do not like him and there are one or two, now stood up and decided that it is a change that the Tories have needed for a long time. Even Conservative Central Office were not keen on him and only one or two in his party were in enamoured of him. Perhaps it really is time that the rest of the party spoke out agains his dictatorial attitude.
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- Thread starter torquemada
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speak to most people in town and you will realize how unpopular he is. If his fellow councillors truly spoke their minds then the rate payers of Hyndburn would be enlightened.
i know how unpopular he his especially from the likes of me
but yer assuming he his sensible/reasonable enough fer the penny to drop, which is the question i put to you.
Yes you are right Cashy...the man thinks the sun rises and sets in his own a-hole.......and he thinks everyone should be grateful that he lets us see it...the sun that is...not his a-hole
After the local elections the Conservative councillors unanimously re-elected Peter Britcliffe as their leader .
if you have such strong feelings about this man then why not face up to the man himself instead of hiding behind a screenname on here
Other than in his ward, he yields very little power at present.
If you're not careful you'll be doing an Elvis on him.
Making him more famous in death, than he was in life.
Maybe Dave can print him one 'Britcliffe Rules' or other suggestions welcome!
Already out there
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Maybe Dave can print him one 'Britcliffe Rules' or other suggestions welcome!
Talk about rubbing salt in the wounds!
That'd be a very cruel present.
Having the wrong tense emblazoned on it.
I hate the Rishton BuddhaMaybe Dave can print him one 'Britcliffe Rules' or other suggestions welcome!
No good Jay, it'd infer God like status.
From your comment dig am i to conclude you do not view pb in a god like way, after all he was once the all powerful leader of Accrington council, i myself was of the opinion he was our very own Julius Ceaser an emperor without equal, among mere mortal men of course.And then again without equal amongst the upper echelons of the gods.His tragic and may i say unjust deposition from his position of all seeing power was a terrible day for the people of Accrington ,the sad passing of what i consider to be a political giant whilst amongst other political leprechauns he stood head and shoulders above them all a sad sad episode in political terms.
Well in those terms WM and if Caesar was PB then Brutus must definitely have been Red Ken from RishtonFrom your comment dig am i to conclude you do not view pb in a god like way, after all he was once the all powerful leader of Accrington council, i myself was of the opinion he was our very own Julius Caesar an emperor without equal, among mere mortal men of course.And then again without equal amongst the upper echelons of the gods.His tragic and may i say unjust deposition from his position of all seeing power was a terrible day for the people of Accrington ,the sad passing of what i consider to be a political giant whilst amongst other political leprechauns he stood head and shoulders above them all a sad sad episode in political terms.
et tu bruteWell in those terms WM and if Caesar was PB then Brutus must definitely have been Red Ken from Rishton
Nice one john but surely a man with such political insight as Pb would have seen the knives coming.
As scipio africanus said "I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 96% how I react to it."
Ah, but if he was so Caesarian as you perceive surely that famous quote would've been sufficient forewarning of the heinous acts to follow ?
"Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me !" Julius Caesar (Kenneth Williams Carry on Cleo 1964)
"Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me !" Julius Caesar (Kenneth Williams Carry on Cleo 1964)