Constituency changes watered down (From Daily Echo)

But David Cameron has vowed to hold a Commons vote, and the Boundary Commission is legally bound to carry on with the project - which will end up costing taxpayers £15 million.
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£15m for another U-Turn ........ Not a great surprise that our Countries debt is getting greater by the day......
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It s also apparent that its this clueless Tory led coalition that is racking up the debt ... NOT the banks on this occasion
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Add the £15m to the giant fiasco of the West Coast franchise that will cost the taxpayer £40m.
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What a bunch of incompetent idiots

Lonely ranger, this is a small amount compared with Billions of debt Labour left us with.
Labour spent 13 years destroying the wealth of this country, our children are the ones that will suffer.
We want fewer politicians not more, that's that the Tories are trying to do.

aldermoorboy wrote:
Lonely ranger, this is a small amount compared with Billions of debt Labour left us with.
Labour spent 13 years destroying the wealth of this country, our children are the ones that will suffer.
We want fewer politicians not more, that's that the Tories are trying to do.

Oh yes keep on blaming the past, which only shows a distinct lack of policies to deliver a better way forward, two years is too long to play the blame game.

Borrowing under the Tory controlled coalition is increasing, the IMF has told the coalition how to get the economy going but he doesn't listen, they just carry on blaming whilst the country gets deeper in the mire.

By moving the predominately Labour Bitterne ward (Itchen constituency) into the new predominately Tory Hedge End and Hamble constituency it will ensure more Tory seats gained in the next election.

The Boundary Commission carried out consultation and the people said NO, that would be the INDEPENDENT Boundary Commission so I don't see how Mr Cameron can enforce these changes, mind you he doesn't seem to be listening to economic experts regarding the economy, so what chance does the man in the street have of being heard.

Lone Ranger. wrote:
But David Cameron has vowed to hold a Commons vote, and the Boundary Commission is legally bound to carry on with the project - which will end up costing taxpayers £15 million.
.
£15m for another U-Turn ........ Not a great surprise that our Countries debt is getting greater by the day......
.
It s also apparent that its this clueless Tory led coalition that is racking up the debt ... NOT the banks on this occasion
.
Add the £15m to the giant fiasco of the West Coast franchise that will cost the taxpayer £40m.
.
What a bunch of incompetent idiots

.. gosh, £15m!!
What else would that buy?
Er, a maritime themed museum, maybe?
You missed out on another rant there, Lone Ranger.

aldermoorboy wrote:
Lonely ranger, this is a small amount compared with Billions of debt Labour left us with.
Labour spent 13 years destroying the wealth of this country, our children are the ones that will suffer.
We want fewer politicians not more, that's that the Tories are trying to do.

You must either be deluded or joking it was a certain Mrs Margaret Thatcher that destroyed our country, she done more damage to this country than Hitler could ever have hoped to achieve. She destroyed our industry shut our mines and gave our stock of council houses away and then stopped councils from building more to name just a few of her crazy idea's, when she came to power she gave this great speech about the state of the country and said it will take time to get the country straight but we will get there and it never happened like its not happening now, and before you start i am not a Labour Liberal or Tory supporter.

freefinker wrote:

Lone Ranger. wrote:
But David Cameron has vowed to hold a Commons vote, and the Boundary Commission is legally bound to carry on with the project - which will end up costing taxpayers £15 million.
.
£15m for another U-Turn ........ Not a great surprise that our Countries debt is getting greater by the day......
.
It s also apparent that its this clueless Tory led coalition that is racking up the debt ... NOT the banks on this occasion
.
Add the £15m to the giant fiasco of the West Coast franchise that will cost the taxpayer £40m.
.
What a bunch of incompetent idiots

.. gosh, £15m!!
What else would that buy?
Er, a maritime themed museum, maybe?
You missed out on another rant there, Lone Ranger.

Oh thanks freefinker ........ My "rant" on the Sea Museum has proven to be 100% correct.
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I really am trying my best to expose to the Tory faithful that they are deluded in following old Slippery Dave now confirmed as the worst Prime Minister in living memory (quoted from the Daily Fail ).
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As the days tick by there will be a few other revelations that will include Coulson and Brookes who will then possibly expose him for what he is.

aldermoorboy wrote:
Lonely ranger, this is a small amount compared with Billions of debt Labour left us with.
Labour spent 13 years destroying the wealth of this country, our children are the ones that will suffer.
We want fewer politicians not more, that's that the Tories are trying to do.

.Thirteen years ....... and the Tories couldnt make decent opposition so Labour went unchallenged ........
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And even now to get any type of power the Tories had to piggy back the Lib Dums ...... So desperate for any form of power they would take anything ......... and are now being Exposed for what they are ....... Grossly Incompetent.
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I did notice that you didnt turn up on here for the Sea Museum exposure confirming the lies as told by a certain party ...... When are you going to ask them to come clean on the borrowing. ...... No backbone then
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Or perhaps you are a hypocrite like your other deluded mate.
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Contrary to popular cynicism, the development of these proposals, their review and subsequent modification, does not indicate a U turn – it indicates intelligent process. Top marks to Whitehall (again) for carefully handling of a delicate issue.

Slight correction to the main article. Romsey and Southampton North will NOT be retained. With only Bassett remaining in the Romsey patch it is simply called Romsey - but there's another round of commenting to come and next October's a year away! The Coalition should last till then and Clegg might persuade his gang that this is a turn for the better, but then again, don't hold your breath!

Lone Ranger. wrote:
But David Cameron has vowed to hold a Commons vote, and the Boundary Commission is legally bound to carry on with the project - which will end up costing taxpayers £15 million.
.
£15m for another U-Turn ........ Not a great surprise that our Countries debt is getting greater by the day......
.
It s also apparent that its this clueless Tory led coalition that is racking up the debt ... NOT the banks on this occasion
.
Add the £15m to the giant fiasco of the West Coast franchise that will cost the taxpayer £40m.
.
What a bunch of incompetent idiots

Lone Ranger - how can it be a U turn if he is vowing to carry on? A u-turn is when you don't do what you set out to do, isn't it?

Over the Edge wrote:

aldermoorboy wrote:
Lonely ranger, this is a small amount compared with Billions of debt Labour left us with.
Labour spent 13 years destroying the wealth of this country, our children are the ones that will suffer.
We want fewer politicians not more, that's that the Tories are trying to do.

Oh yes keep on blaming the past, which only shows a distinct lack of policies to deliver a better way forward, two years is too long to play the blame game.

Borrowing under the Tory controlled coalition is increasing, the IMF has told the coalition how to get the economy going but he doesn't listen, they just carry on blaming whilst the country gets deeper in the mire.

By moving the predominately Labour Bitterne ward (Itchen constituency) into the new predominately Tory Hedge End and Hamble constituency it will ensure more Tory seats gained in the next election.

The Boundary Commission carried out consultation and the people said NO, that would be the INDEPENDENT Boundary Commission so I don't see how Mr Cameron can enforce these changes, mind you he doesn't seem to be listening to economic experts regarding the economy, so what chance does the man in the street have of being heard.

Over the Edge: 1. when did the people say 'no'? There has been no vote yet. This is a revision of a proposal - no-one has or will vote on this except in Parliament. 2. If you think two years is long enough after the election to stop blaming Labour then you don;t understand the size of the problem.

For goodness sake something has got to happen 650 mp,s for this small island that.s more than the house of representatives in the U S A.