greg pope
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£1000 fine if you dont put your rubbish in the right box is it... and a telling off if your caught selling drugs to kids... but dont worry.. there doing there best
Never mind Greg Pope, HM Queen Elizabeth represents us too. What is she doing about drugs in Hyndburn.
i was generalising on the way of the world.. thats twice now...will you be investigating every single word I post.... I just need to know in advance...ta
i was generalising on the way of the world.. thats twice now...will you be investigating every single word I post.... I just need to know in advance...ta
You still here?
I thought you were off trawling through old Observers, to prove what you though Greg had said.
haa the hyndburn branch of the spanish inquasition....no one expects them...
Its a monty thing
Hilariously witty. You are like the new Oscar Wilde.
Now just run off and find proof of what you claim Greg Pope said, there's a good chap.
I think I will go to watch stanley instead...... sorry... just another man letting you down
I think I will go to watch stanley instead...... sorry... just another man letting you down
That's it.
Run off and play with your friends.
I shan't be waiting with bated breath for you to return with the proof to back up your statement, shall I?
I wouldnt if I was you.. I think you have wasted enough of your life...
he should be concerned as he claims to care about hyndburn
No, I have faith in you, that hopefully you will one day find the evidence to back up your arguments...again.
I wish I knew what it was you expected him to do and then we'd know how feasable it was.
For his parliamentary record visit
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/greg_pope/hyndburn#numbers
In my mind there are two ways that a local MP should be working for us
1. dealing with issues that are relevant to the whole country that quite frankly the rest of us can't be bothered about or aren't informed enough about to make decisions - take a look at the list of papers that he has signed and answer honestly would you be prepared to wade through all the papers and make a decision on any of these points. It's his job to make decisions on our behalf on these issues.
2. local issues that he can campaign or get involved in - i.e. a road crossing for a school or local health service - bearing in mind that he has no powers and decisions are with the local council. What he does on these issues is take up people's cases. A good example, St Mary's school needed a crossing or something else to ensure that the children got across Mayfield Ave safely - he joined the campaign by writing to Lancs County Council on the parents behalf and we now have a lollipop man there. I'm not saying that he personally got a crossing there but he certainly added weight to the argument. He has helped me on a number of occassions by being a referee for funding bids and is very supportive on that score when it involves bringing more money into the borough.
If you've had a bad experience and the results didn't go your way then just consider is it really his fault that things didn't go your way or is it because the local council were never going to do anything in the first place?
The government gets blamed for a lot of things - but you have to separate local issues from national ones as I have always said. We have a Conservative council and it's very easy to blame the government but a lot of the stuff is more local than that.
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/greg_pope/hyndburn#numbers
In my mind there are two ways that a local MP should be working for us
1. dealing with issues that are relevant to the whole country that quite frankly the rest of us can't be bothered about or aren't informed enough about to make decisions - take a look at the list of papers that he has signed and answer honestly would you be prepared to wade through all the papers and make a decision on any of these points. It's his job to make decisions on our behalf on these issues.
2. local issues that he can campaign or get involved in - i.e. a road crossing for a school or local health service - bearing in mind that he has no powers and decisions are with the local council. What he does on these issues is take up people's cases. A good example, St Mary's school needed a crossing or something else to ensure that the children got across Mayfield Ave safely - he joined the campaign by writing to Lancs County Council on the parents behalf and we now have a lollipop man there. I'm not saying that he personally got a crossing there but he certainly added weight to the argument. He has helped me on a number of occassions by being a referee for funding bids and is very supportive on that score when it involves bringing more money into the borough.
If you've had a bad experience and the results didn't go your way then just consider is it really his fault that things didn't go your way or is it because the local council were never going to do anything in the first place?
The government gets blamed for a lot of things - but you have to separate local issues from national ones as I have always said. We have a Conservative council and it's very easy to blame the government but a lot of the stuff is more local than that.
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