Aqua sobriquet
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Will report on this today? š
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I wonder if the BBC
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Aqua sobriquet
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This is a map showing where the signatures are coming from. Northern Ireland is surprisingly low?
Been a civil servant for over 25 years. The last 10 working in local government transformation programmes.
After much experience with cabinet members, I have a firm belief as to what has been going āwrongā.
The steering of the county is much like so many of the failing aquariums we see posted. Long term stability with basic maintenance is traded for constant haphazard changes.
I feel like a melting crypt, desperately trying to adapt for the hundredth time while wishing the tank owner would just keep their hands out the water for 5mins.
After much experience with cabinet members, I have a firm belief as to what has been going āwrongā.
The steering of the county is much like so many of the failing aquariums we see posted. Long term stability with basic maintenance is traded for constant haphazard changes.
I feel like a melting crypt, desperately trying to adapt for the hundredth time while wishing the tank owner would just keep their hands out the water for 5mins.
I think the analogy requires the country to have more Co2 š¤
And potentially more water changes... hang on a second, how many biomaster's does it take to filter the country? Do they remove Nigel Farage? So many questions šµāš«
Connswater
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The Labour Party has traditionally not stood for constituencies in Northern Ireland, and in fact, used to refuse membership to Northern Irish folks.
Though to be honest, given that the Tories were in power from 2010, some 14 years, the public might want to be a tad more realistic about what any government can do in a few months.
There seems still to be a general belief amongst Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat voters, SNP and Plaid Cymru voters, that we here in the UK, can have US taxes and European welfare provision. Though if Donald Trump gets really tough on tariffs with China it will be hard to see how the UK, especially outside of the EU, can avoid following, and thus to planted fish tanks, a huge amount of the products we aquarium keeping folks buy, comes from the People's Republic of China.
Aqua sobriquet
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Iāve not seen the news today but apparently GBN reported it.
Iāve never seen a petition grow so fast.
Iāve never seen a petition grow so fast.
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They have reported this
The more interesting question is that given such a small proportion of voters actually wanted a labour government, how many of those that actually voted for them want a new election?
Keir Starmer: I'm not surprised some want general election re-run
The prime minister responds to an online petition calling for a new election, months after the last poll.
www.bbc.co.uk
The more interesting question is that given such a small proportion of voters actually wanted a labour government, how many of those that actually voted for them want a new election?
yes, it's interesting that they have so many seats with only 33.7% of the vote.They have reported this
Keir Starmer: I'm not surprised some want general election re-run
The prime minister responds to an online petition calling for a new election, months after the last poll.www.bbc.co.uk
The more interesting question is that given such a small proportion of voters actually wanted a labour government, how many of those that actually voted for them want a new election?
