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Syed Kamal Tory MEP gives hope

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After the rather poor replies from the Local Tory’s, who I’m sure were not in the least bit afflicted with conflicts of interest or being worried about ruffling local feathers in way that might affect their political carriers, a direct and excellent response from Tory MEP Syed Kamal. Which is all the more welcome after MEP Marina “Couldn’t possibly comment”. Mind for the party as a whole 1 out of 4 isn’t doing that great. Still here’s the gem of a reply. “Dear A. Voter,Thank you for your email and for bringing this story to my attention. I believe that … Continue reading →

Jenny Jones – green mayoral candidate replies

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So far Jenny Jones’ team are the only Mayoral candidate to reply to me, obviously they’ve all been terribly busy with the campaign but you’d have hoped the larger parties could have found some intern to send a bland response, but then they didn’t make it easy to contact them in the first place. Not as robust a reply as I received from UKIP but not bad and at least as a Moyral candidate they did at least reply which is better than any of the others. “Hi A Voter, Thanks for this. We discussed at our team meeting. While … Continue reading →

Local Tory’s speak about silencing the electorate

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Sorry for the delay in updating this, but have been away from the computer but some replies have rolled in. From my two local Conservative representatives for one. Before I post those let me remind you of the letter I sent, particularly these two phrases from it: “Obviously I don’t expect you to be able to comment on individual cases.” and “So I was wondering if you think it is ever appropriate that a local Council seek to prevent one of their constituents from writing about them in any form?” I’m afraid I shall be writing back to the individuals … Continue reading →