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MPs at Westminster can vote on English issues irrespective of where they are from, this is why thee as always been the West Lothian question regarding devolved government, I'm not against it but lets have it on an even keel, with only English MPs voting on English issues

Untill this mess is fixed there will be a lot of handbagging around. Its is not in our hands sadly as it should be each to their own and no other unless it is an issue relevent to all not just the one.
 
Untill this mess is fixed there will be a lot of handbagging around. Its is not in our hands sadly as it should be each to their own and no other unless it is an issue relevent to all not just the one.
Its a mess that could have been averted Spugs, rocket science it ain't, its very easy people voting for things that don't affect those who elect them AKA Gordon Brown, and his little Darling:rolleyes:
 
Its a mess that could have been averted Spugs, rocket science it ain't, its very easy people voting for things that don't affect those who elect them AKA Gordon Brown, and his little Darling:rolleyes:


Which is what English MP's did for the rest of the UK up to devolution. Now as I said they are getting a dose of their own medicine. :D
 
Prescriptions should be free, full stop. Milk tokens/healthy start vouchers should be given to every family not just those on benefits because every child deserves a "healthy start". Incontinence aids and sanitary protection should be free, I could go on, it will get me nowhere, but I see the system being abused regularly from my position and it annoys me no end that little old dears are having to pay for their Tena lady (£7 a pack) from their meagre pensions and serial offenders with 5 kids come in scrounging everything they can get on minor ailments schemes and trying to use their milk tokens to buy nappies.......:rolleyes:
 
Thats why they should go to superdrug they are cheaper there ... i know cos i had to buy them for my mum ...
 
Prescriptions should be free, full stop. Milk tokens/healthy start vouchers should be given to every family not just those on benefits because every child deserves a "healthy start". Incontinence aids and sanitary protection should be free, I could go on, it will get me nowhere, but I see the system being abused regularly from my position and it annoys me no end that little old dears are having to pay for their Tena lady (£7 a pack) from their meagre pensions and serial offenders with 5 kids come in scrounging everything they can get on minor ailments schemes and trying to use their milk tokens to buy nappies.......:rolleyes:
I've always said that linds, its like a tax on the sick, but I would suggest that anybody who has not got a prescribed disease which entitles them to free prescriptions, but are on medication for the rest of their lives gust to control there health problems, I would advise them to apply for an exemption certificate from the community health council, I did and got one, many years ago, and was advised to do so by my GP
 
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