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Getyourfactsright
May 19, 2014, 6:06pm
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This might be wrong but my understanding is that lib dems are against peaks parkway only one ukip candidate  has said he was against it  



The leader of UKIP who spoke on their behalf in a radio debate said the group were against
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May 19, 2014, 6:09pm
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I'm torn between UKIP and Conservative. What is the cons position re the ground? And is UKIP's confirmed as a no?


Thanks BP.

I'm not up for election Stan Shreve is the con candidate. Dare I say it another good guy!!!! Ha ha
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May 19, 2014, 6:34pm

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When is the Trust planning to publish the stances of the local councillors? Mine is a postal vote so needs to be posted by Wednesday at the very latest.
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May 19, 2014, 6:42pm
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I thought the idea of councillors was to help govern and make their area of responsibility a better and fairer place to live.

Around the ground and Sidney park there is excrement everywhere, whose ward is that to look after.

I laugh in the face of that leaflet, "you can't overestimate the importance of allotments to urban communities, health and well being."  If this is the case councillor De Fritarse, why are the allotments nearly 3/4 empty and why are the allotments in the GY borough one of the most expensive in the country.

Why does the GY council seem hell bent on getting rid of the Club or see it die a slow and lingering death, fcuking {removed insert text here}.


The council have played politics over the stadium for years simply because Fenty is a Tory ,If he had had no political allegiance then the stadium would have been built by now .These male masturbators are playing politics with one of the Towns best assets  
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May 19, 2014, 6:52pm
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The council have played politics over the stadium for years simply because Fenty is a Tory ,If he had had no political allegiance then the stadium would have been built by now .These male masturbators are playing politics with one of the Towns best assets  


For your info. Mr Fenty became a councillor after Great Coates obtained planning permission.

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May 19, 2014, 7:02pm
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For your info. Mr Fenty became a councillor after Great Coates obtained planning permission.

Gimp off


So what help have the council given since ?
Compared with most other clubs from simular size Towns as us absolutely intercourse all .
Lets get these tossers named and shamed and vote them out.There are 4000 of us that go every week ,plus twice as many that support the club when they can.That should be enough to kick a few where it hurts
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May 19, 2014, 7:21pm

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The leader of UKIP who spoke on their behalf in a radio debate said the group were against



Right thanks for that I stand corrected
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The council have played politics over the stadium for years simply because Fenty is a Tory ,If he had had no political allegiance then the stadium would have been built by now .These male masturbators are playing politics with one of the Towns best assets  


I believe that JF became a Councillor when it became apparent that the incumbents at the time clearly didn't give a fig or were bending over backwards to help other developments.  Take the development of top town that went through clean as a whistle and no rare animals or over wintering birds in sight.

I firmly believe that GTFC doesn't attract enough revenue for the council for them to care what happens to the club.  You and I know that Bradley pitch development could have been done in conjunction with the club, the fact that the club was snubbed is a clear indication of the councillors stance.


Supporting the Mighty Mariners for over 30 years, home town club is were the heart and soul is and it's great to be a part of it.

Jesus’ disciple Peter, picked up a fish to get the tribute money from it, Jesus left his thumb print on the fish, bless'ed is the Haddock.
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Unfortunately he supports Dynamo Tblisi - Andrei Defretashvilli is undergoing re-education in a Siberian salt mine.  


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