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https://www.manchester.gov.uk/info/5...oad_closures/2

Already groups against them
getting roads closed on Sunday.






BBC News Text:
[The Guardian reports that Prime Minister
Rishi Sunak is set to use the
Conservative Party Conference,
which gets underway on Sunday,
to set out a series of policies intended to
appeal to car owners.
The measures would include restrictions on the
power of English councils to introduce
20mph speed zones and limits on the number
of hours a day that car traffic is banned
from bus lanes.]

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[Didn't the Tories used to be the party
of tax CUTS? Britain faces an extra £114billion bill
by next year's General Election amounting to £3,500
per household in biggest set of tax rises since WW2

The Government will raise £3,500 per household
by next year's election
Stealth taxes and a hike in corporation tax
are among key policies blamed]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nt-record.html

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Waste of time are these party conferences as they are held now.
Just nothing of note in any of them.
Unless some real battle or controversial issue comes about.
Boring people to death is more the order of the day in the conferences.

Even Labour doesn't provide any argumentative entertainment anymore.

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"Unless some real battle or controversial issue comes about."


Yes Live on Sunday morning

Although knowing Sunak
he may record the interview before - the sneak.

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Originally Posted by joeysteele

Waste of time are these party conferences as they are held now.
Just nothing of note in any of them.
Unless some real battle or controversial issue comes about.
Boring people to death is more the order of the day in the conferences.

Even Labour doesn't provide any argumentative entertainment anymore.

i don't think anything can be as bad as Liz Truss

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Net-Zero.html

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2 seats to the snp would be a wipe out and the tories are starting to make up ground on labour

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[joeysteele]

A boring few days coming.

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[The boss of Iceland supermarkets, who had
hoped to become a Conservative MP,
has quit the party, labelling it "out of touch".
The attack from Richard Walker came on the
eve of the annual Conservative conference,
as delegates gathered in Manchester.

Mr Walker told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg
that the party was losing touch with
business and consumers.

The Conservatives declined to comment on the record.]




Yes ,
Walker has been saying this for years
nothing new.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66972357

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PM Sunak now on BBC1HD or BBCnewsHD

Laura says it is Live?

[joeysteele]

I'm pleased Richard Walker has seen sense.
He's still always tried to support the Cons in interviews, and wanted to stand as a Con MP.

Yet he's seeing them move away from just about all that is right, decent and even sincerely meant.

Good luck to him.
Maybe if they really lose heavily the next election, they'll be shaken into becoming again the Party he hoped and thought they were.