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Did the election leaflets contain an imprint? What did that say? Have any of the other candidates put in a complaint?

Looks like the tories are managing to hack off some of their own... In Rees-Mogg heartland, angry voters embrace Lib Dems over Brexit chaos For the first time in living memory, the Mendip ward has elected a councillor who is not a Tory...

Drat, The Welsh "Committee to Rejoin the EU" website already taken: http://www.creucymru.com/

All this talk about milk and social dysfunction reminds me...

Rather hope there are more than 104 who would not support a stitch-up... The Observer can reveal that 104 opposition MPs, mainly from Labour but also SNP, Change UK, Green and Plaid Cymru, have written to May and Corbyn insisting they will not back a “Westminster stitch-up” unless there is a...

Many years ago I worked in Croydon. Not my favourite experience. :) This is one local-ish path. Obviously done when the road was improved - some time ago. Cycle/shared use path along busy road.

A good point of view in many ways. In one particular aspect, I feel that I will be very much unhappy at China having made advances not accessible to me. Healthcare. In my particular area of experience and understanding, we are seeing so many Chinese papers on aspects of thyroid disease it is...

I am very pleased that there seems to be a positive policy in favour of cycle paths round here. For example Sustrans 4. And several road schemes have so obviously had shared use/cycle paths integrated into their design. We need this effort not to be incremented but to be multiplied.

And the tories and labour seem insistent that their failure means they need to deliver brexit and move on (quoting goodness knows how many politicians). Not that delivering remain could actually be why so many voted lid dem and green. Everyone, on every side, is sick of the whole thing. That, I...

Of course, no Wales or Scotland votes. They could make quite a difference.

As just percentages, we can't know if 90% just stayed away. (Obviously extra info can be found but it is tedious to have to do so.)

What was the previous record? Which PM?

If she's got this wrong, it is her who deserves to be sacked. (Doesn't for one minute mean it isn't possible.)

Which reflects very badly on the person who CHOSE him for the job. (She wasn't quite out of alternatives.)

I wish I had realised and bought shares in ferry companies...

So why did you post: Contrary to popular belief Franco was not Fascist. ?

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, labour sort-of makes a sort-of decision... Corbyn sees off Watson challenge over second referendum Labour’s ruling body votes against unequivocally backing in European election manifesto

Maybe you should read: FRANCO THE FASCIST Available on Amazon... (No, I have not read it and have no intention of buying it.)

Would that it had been defeated in 1945. “The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance.”

A lot I agree with, or at least understand. But what is a government without a program? It is failing to govern. A government that can't govern has to go. Yes, the brexit circumstance is exceptional. That is why a two-year parliamentary session was accepted. But to go beyond that is not...