[arista]

So the PM has said.


Parliament in York
the local hookers would like that.


Debated on Times radio now

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53425423

[The move, if it happens, is expected to take place around 2025.
Other possible London locations proposed by Mr Johnson in the
letter to David Goldstone and Sarah Johnson,
who are overseeing the restoration project, include Richmond House,
the QEII (Queen Elizabeth II Centre) and City Hall.]

[Oliver_W]

Hard to blame them, York is beautiful.

[Livia]

It'd cost afortune. What about the MPs' staff? They all live within commuting distance of Westminster, are they going to go too? There is plenty of empty office space in London. Following a hugely costly pandemic, I'd like to see them make do.

[arista]

Now the latest
is Parliament despite spending £70million on the move
they are staying put.
While the Work is being done


Ref: Tom Live in Westminster on GBnewsHD Great Breakfast.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by arista

Now the latest
is Parliament despite spending £70million on the move
they are staying put.
While the Work is being done


Ref: Tom Live in Westminster on GBnewsHD Great Breakfast.

Parliament is on summer holidays so idea time to do repairs no need to move for now

[arista]

They now Estimate it will take over 35 years to fix
if they stay there.

[Cherie]

We drove through Central London yesterday, Westminster is covered in scaffolding and you cant see Big Ben at all, looks terrible