Reform Councillors have no idea how to deal with homelessness. They appear to want to offload their problems to other local authorities. How are they going to do that? Are they hoping that the private sector will take up the slack? All of that, will create even more homelessness. The duties of any Councillors is to make life better for their constituents. A concept that Reform UK Ltd are totally misunderstood.
The Opposition unquestionably made their case. The point is that Reform clearly ignored some very serious concerns that warranted further scrutiny.
Calling genuine concerns 'synthetic outrage'. Is typical Reform underplaying genuine concerns expressed so manifestly making a mockery out of democracy.
The Opposition unquestionably made their case. The point is that Reform clearly ignored some very serious concerns that warranted further scrutiny.
Calling genuine concerns 'synthetic outrage'. Is typical Reform underplaying genuine concerns expressed so manifestly making a mockery out of democracy.
I wonder if Andy Burnham knows about this lot and many other local authorities he is about to hand over the responsibilities of his ‘re-wire’ that will probably blow a wipe out of the National Grid !
Reform Councillors have no idea how to deal with homelessness. They appear to want to offload their problems to other local authorities. How are they going to do that? Are they hoping that the private sector will take up the slack? All of that, will create even more homelessness. The duties of any Councillors is to make life better for their constituents. A concept that Reform UK Ltd are totally misunderstood.
Mark Arnull is increasingly behaving to Reform 'type'. Responds to legitimate concerns with soundbite deflections.
I have looked at the evidence from the meeting,
The Opposition unquestionably made their case. The point is that Reform clearly ignored some very serious concerns that warranted further scrutiny.
Calling genuine concerns 'synthetic outrage'. Is typical Reform underplaying genuine concerns expressed so manifestly making a mockery out of democracy.
I have looked at the evidence from the meeting,
The Opposition unquestionably made their case. The point is that Reform clearly ignored some very serious concerns that warranted further scrutiny.
Calling genuine concerns 'synthetic outrage'. Is typical Reform underplaying genuine concerns expressed so manifestly making a mockery out of democracy.
I wonder if Andy Burnham knows about this lot and many other local authorities he is about to hand over the responsibilities of his ‘re-wire’ that will probably blow a wipe out of the National Grid !