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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Labour and the strange case of the missing £116,000,000,000
Jez we Can? (probably not!) One of the most bizarre claims made by Jeremy Corbyn in the leadership election was that £120 billion was being lost to the Treasury by tax evasion and avoidance and downright cheating. That claimed Mr … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Conservative Party, Green Party, ISIS, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Lib Dems, Syria, Taxation, Trident
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Liverpool Council meetings – A new members impression
September saw a grisly mangling of democracy in Liverpool Town Hall At our mid-September Council meeting I invited some of our new members to come and see for themselves the grisly mangling of democracy that takes place there on a … Continue reading
What do you mean you can’t ask the Mayor questions?!
The most frequent request that I have had in the last few days is to explain why I was unable to respond to the tissue of half truths, misleading information and dissembling which was the basis of Anderson’s speech to … Continue reading
Mayor’s IT Bills – update!!!
As almost everyone who reads this blog will be aware the Mayor spent a lot of time at the last council meeting defending his use of public money to settle his own IT bills. He did so in a part … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool Politics
Tagged Chesterfield School, Joe Anderson, Labour, Lib Dems, Liverpool, Richard Kemp
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Let’s work together for a Yes vote on Europe
Flying the flag for Europe Lib Dem Council Group Leaders across the Liverpool City Region have today writen to our Labour, Conservative and Green opposite numbers inviting them to jointly campaign in the proposed European Referendum for a Yes vote … Continue reading
A new Labour Leader – What does it mean in Liverpool?
The new Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition! So the result is finally in. A man largely rejected by his fellow MPs and ending up on the ballot paper because people felt sorry for him has become leader of the Labour … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Corbyn, EU, Labour, Lib Dems, Mayor of Liverpool, Nigel Farage, Tim Farron
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