General Chat

As one of the only two non-coalition areas of Winchester, having only 8 buses a day, despite being on the edge of Winchester - (the other 3 council estates get at least 54 buses a day - could it be political?) and being in an area where the park & ride (bus every 10 minutes) COULD go (albeit making their journey 3 minutes longer)

I'm voting for the only party that mentioned public transport - s*d their politics!!!!!

Like your thinking Mayfield,,,,,,less harm sounds good, ;-) :-D.

Petty

Obnoxious

Lying

Ingratiating

Treacherous

Imperious

Crass

Ignoble

Avaricious

Nasty

Self serving


Politicians don't you just love 'em.
Rather than choosing someone to do what I would like, I find I just end up voting for the ones that will do me least harm!

I heard the cries,,,

Brown --OUT,

you got what was voted for,

policy was--------its going to be tough........and tougher still to come.....Mr C and sidekicks aint finished yet....... :-D.

ride the waves and forget about the lies... ;-)

Looks as if no election in my area

Protest votes always cause interesting results mid-term. But 2015 will be Crusher Cameron vs Ed the Red. It is clear to me (unless everyone suddenly finds £10k in their bank accounts from GS4 privatisation of NHS and Social Services) that Ed the Red will win by a margin. So looking forward to his charismatic form of leadership - NOT :-( :-(

And then Crusher will be asked to resign (he will be demised in corporate speak) and it will be a Johnson v Hague v May contest for Tory leadership. And Johnson will win with Hague in second place. Not Boris, but younger brother Joe. Joe will beat William. :-) :-)

Ann.. Yes its local ,

But I just wanted to rebel against Cameron not doing what I voted for him in the LAST election.....!!

I'm very disappointed in his government...too much to mention.

So rebel is what I is doing ..LOL :-D

Be interesting to see how UKIP fare once their policies are clear. Farage seems to be making policy on the hoof. Was exposed on Question Time this week by Green Party (Natalie Bennett) over his flat rate income tax. And Simon Hughes had a good go at him this morning on Marr.

And his changing views on 31% income tax - or is it 28% or is it 40%?- is the least of his policies that will cause concern. Farage has a nice sincere smile and is quite a clever debater (end on kind note) ;-)

him over the back of you Ann is on duty at a polling station - money for old rope :-D :-D

We have a postal vote but it is local elections so we always vote for the candidate who does the most for the village not the political party.

no voting round here that I know of

Not heard anything about the candidates yet

Postal Vote this morning...

But I did think it over very scrupulously , as I have changed my voting to UKIP !!

I'm fed up with Brussels dictating most of our laws. :-S

Its all got out of our control.......don't feel British anymore. :-S