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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

goldfinger - 18 Feb 2014 14:45 - 36820 of 81564

And have you noticed the state of the roads!!!!!!!!! pot holes all over the place.

The Tories have really let this country go to the dogs.

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 14:56 - 36821 of 81564

GF/

Slow down.

Let them wallow in their misery for a while.

There is always to-morrow I hope.

8-)


But the pot holes are getting bigger, thought one was a swimming pool the other day.

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 14:57 - 36822 of 81564

Ps..

Some of the dogs are living in the Cayman Isles, or thinking of moving there!

Puppets!

aldwickk - 18 Feb 2014 15:00 - 36823 of 81564

It was Labour that took away school playing fields

Halal & Kosher Slaughter Banned In Denmark As Minister Insists 'Animal Rights Come Before Religion'

About time to , let's hope the EU bans it as well.

That immigration debate on channel 5 and the benefits debate on 4, was badly run due to the presenter's loosing total control of the pannel and the audience.

Apart from Katie Hopkins views that she spout's to keep in the limelight because its a good TV earner for her. over 90% of the audience who continued to shout free speach down were non white , maybe its the norm in their countrys.

Were was Paxman when we needed him.

12 years a slave got the top award at the Baftas , how very p c. When will we get an apology from the black African tribal Chief's who supplied the slave's to the white men?

cynic - 18 Feb 2014 15:05 - 36824 of 81564

and for centuries before to the arabs

goldfinger - 18 Feb 2014 15:26 - 36825 of 81564

Alders Labour took away school playing fields??????? not what I remember it was the 1995 LSM act that led to that.

1995 Tories had a 6 seat majority in government didnt they????????


Checking.

goldfinger - 18 Feb 2014 15:28 - 36826 of 81564

Found it, yep passed by Tory Government 1995...........

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1995/3114/made

goldfinger - 18 Feb 2014 15:33 - 36827 of 81564

So add school playing fields to all the other assets sold off.........Pathetic.

What next the Canals.

cynic - 18 Feb 2014 15:44 - 36828 of 81564

oh, but i thought labour then came into power for about 12 years
wasn't that long enough to reverse that decision, or was there no money left?

oh, i see .... the labour gov't spent it all on building council houses?
oh, and did they stop tenants buying their council houses too?

perhaps the labour gov't set in motion to spend £1-200bn on coastal defenses and the like?
no?
of well, perhaps they at least blocked building on flood plain then?
really not?
i'm astounded!



do stop being such a total idiot .... it's generally not entirely like you
that sort of crap is best left to fossy

Haystack - 18 Feb 2014 15:49 - 36829 of 81564

The law passed by the Conservatives allowed unwanted playing fields to be sold off. The actual selling off was done by local councils, virtually every one was a Labour council. It was the period of time when lefties said they did not like competitive sports as it created 'losers', which was harmful to those not good at sports. Their reaction was to stop competitive sports in schools. No sport = no need for sports facilities and playing fields. By the time that some of them realised how stupid they were, the playing fields had gone.

Another famous cockup by the left.

cynic - 18 Feb 2014 15:55 - 36830 of 81564

i'm afraid one of our excellent local schools recently sold off a slab of its playing fields to TW.
it's true they got some very nice all-weather pitches in the deal, but hardly the same thing

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 16:00 - 36831 of 81564

"The law passed by the Conservatives allowed unwanted playing fields to be sold off."


Unwanted by whom!

Tory myths and media manipulation.

Manuel, check your facts and then consider them.

cynic - 18 Feb 2014 16:02 - 36832 of 81564

go and fertilise elsewhere, spreading ascaris lumbricoides to the lucky recipients ..... not my quote or post you complete muppet

Haystack - 18 Feb 2014 16:10 - 36833 of 81564

Unwanted by the school. A school/council triggers off the disposal.

From the government web site

"Schools and local authorities do not apply to sell playing fields, they seek consent from the Secretary of State to dispose. A disposal can include a lease of the playing fields to a third-party organisation with the fields, following investment and improvement, continuing to be used by the school."

The number of disposals is falling. The government sanctioned the disposal of 57 playing fields from May 2010 to the end of October 2013, an average of 16 annually. The previous administration sanctioned the disposal of 242 playing fields from November 2001 (8.5 years), an average of 28 annually.

The government has introduced new legislation to remove the freedom for schools to build classrooms on playing field land. From February 2012 schools and local authorities – including local authorities holding land for academies - have had to seek permission from the Secretary of State for Education if they want to change the use of public playing fields by putting school buildings on them. Prior to 2012, a school could change the use of land in connection with education or recreation purposes without consent. We now require consent even where the buildings are being used for education or recreational purposes.

38 of the disposals since May 2010 are due to the closure or merger of an entire school site due to the re-organisation of education facilities by the local authority or academy trust. Seven schools are leasing playing fields to sports clubs or others and will continue to use the playing fields. Twelve disposals are of small sections of playing field land that either isn’t used by the school for sport or is not needed due to other facilities in place. For instance; Great Marlowe School in Buckinghamshire is disposing of marginal sloping land that isn’t suitable as a playing field,

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 17:31 - 36834 of 81564

Is the government intervening in the management of the Insurance Companies?

I thought the torrid party believed in giving free rein to the Private Sector with the least interference and regulation as possible.

Oh, unless Cameron is trying to the underwater tory voters in the Thames Valley. Don't think it was in the Manifesto.

Mind the Private Sector does like to fall back on the incompetent and poorly managed State for it Benefits and show them how to prop up their failing businesses.

Better flog off more of the NHS, before they get kicked out.
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Does anybody know the cost of private ambulance service contracts to the NHS?

Or for that matter the "domestic" services or Privately organised Agency Nurses contracts?

This government's ill thought out ongoing privatisation policies are an ongoing nightmare which will come back to haunt it.

Unless of they do another U-turn.

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MaxK - 18 Feb 2014 19:18 - 36835 of 81564

The gov is for sure fiddling around with the insurance co's.


Too many houses now effectively uninsurable, and so unsellable (no mortgage)

Fred1new - 18 Feb 2014 21:54 - 36836 of 81564

I flogged Aviva and RSA earlier to-day.

Not sure but fundamentals seem better than the flood warnings.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:11 - 36837 of 81564

Unbelievable.........

David Cameron claims benefits are being slashed to give those who depended on them HOPE


If anything showed this PM is out of touch and living on a different planet its that quote above.

What an asshole he is.

goldfinger - 19 Feb 2014 08:19 - 36838 of 81564

The Bedroom Tax violates a parent and child’s right to a family life – what an appeal win!!!

February 18, 2014
What a win!

Any separated parent and often the father who has a ‘spare’ bedroom for his child or children who stay at weekends and holidays and is hit by the pernicious bedroom tax for wanting to still be a responsible parent and have a family life then read this and SMILE.

Then read it again. Then get someone you know to read it out to you just so you know your eyes havent deceived you as to what this SENSATIONAL judgment says.

It says you have a right to a bedroom for your children.

It says your children have a right to a bedroom in your home which is also their home

Mi casa su casa!

It says the back of a fag packet bedroom tax ‘rules’ deny you that right to family life and is a breach of your human rights. It also says the HB regulations that do NOT allow you a bedroom for your child are NOT compatible with the IMPERATIVES of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in these circumstances.

The coalition call this policy the spare room subsidy and have tried to sell it on morality grounds.

YET there is nothing more IMMORAL than the state interfering and denying a parent their absolute inviolable right to a family life AND THE BEDROOM TAX ALSO SEEKS TO DENY A CHILD THE RIGHT TO A FAMILY LIFE TOO

Next time you see IDS or Freud or McVey laying on the spare room subsidy argument as being moral and just and right and all the rest of that hypocritcal blather, then remember reader the DWP argument seeks to deny a parent his or her child and seeks to deny a child his or her parent….and the court here has said correctly that in these all too common circumstances that the bedroom tax policy is a fundamantal breach of the right all parents and all children have…that of what the Tories used to uphold as sacrosanct…a family life!

MaxK - 19 Feb 2014 08:41 - 36839 of 81564

Yes, very nice gf.

Is the ECHR going to pay for this?
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