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We shall soon see. I think it will be closer than you think asi. Voters can be fickle.

Labour haven't helped themselves blaming Brexit on their incompetence every time, calling genuine concerns about immigration as far right, raycists they have lost a lot of their core Labour voters who voted to leave and are worried about immigration and the effects it is having on their towns and cities to Reform and they still continue to do it. Shutting down debate. They reap what they sow and deserve all they get.

Yes they will rally round that slogan if they win no doubt. Labour like a meaningless slogan to get behind saves them actually doing anything just repeat their slogan. Repeat them often enough they think people will believe it but at the moment no one is buying it.

Burnham will be favourite and expected to win after all he is king of the north although maybe not in the north west, north east, west, north and south yorkshire, lincolnshire, derbyshire, notts, midlands, wales, scotland etc.

It has turned to Reform from Labour but don't discount the Burnham factor however the electorate don't tend to like someone being shoe horned into their area and being used.

If Reform lose it will be a minor setback but if Burnham loses it could be a disaster for the Labour Party. Where will the left turn then? They don't want Starmer.

At the moment it is an outside chance but Maggie Oliver could be a candidate for Reform she is a champion of women's rights and would push for the grooming gang enquiry she would make a good chair of a select committee inquiry into it. We shall see:)

He is seriously damaged Dorfan now worse than Truss in terms of the bond markets. The left of the party want Burnham they don't want Starmer. This isn't going away and speculation will continue particularly around Burnham unless he either declares he isn't interested or tries to get a safe seat wherever Labour have one of those now.

He will go just depends on what the date will be now Dorfan:)

4 cabinet ministers have allegedly been reported as having told him to set out a time line to go. Total chaos they reap what they sow:)

He is toast:)

Wouldn't disagree lti:)

GE isn't happening it would be turkeys voting for xmas:)

66 now calling for him to go with 4 private secretary's resigning including Wes Streeting's. Cabinet ministers have called a meeting with him tomorrow.

Mainly waffle Dorfan very little substance as usual a lot of hot air says little. Might convince his party of a stay of execution for now don't think it will convince the electorate. Nothing new closer to the EU so he has just ignored all the leave voters who has just kicked him out of the Northern, Midlands and Welsh councils he isn't going to win them back.

You are right STP that is what she needed.

She needed a document from LLoyds they wouldn't accept a printed on line document don't know why.

My niece had a similar problem with Lloyds getting a printed statement for a job took three weeks. She also wanted to close an account and transfer into a new one had to go into the bank to sort but the person who dealt with that was on the sick after she had made the appointment and there was no one else who could do it. Don't know why she didn't do it on line but I think she had to provide some other details so couldn't do it online as far as I am aware.

Nope they don't have to toe the party line. You don't know much about local government do you? I have been a councillor a while ago now and you are talking nonsense.

Best thing for you cutting the lawn it will be therapy for you to get over the devastating blow over the last couple of days:)

Agree STP about a new incumbent government they will have innumerable problems created by the last two governments. I don't think Reform will get enough seats to form a government as I said previously around 180 to 200 although if the collapse of the Labour support in the Midlands, red wall and Wales continues then Reform will gain more but not enough.

The problem for Labour is they have alienated their core vote and it will be hard to get it back. However I don't see the Greens and the muslims getting on with their radical policies.

I said at the start of the FY that there was a lot to do. It would take time and there would be problems along the way.

Roan is progressing a little slower than I would of liked but it is getting there.

Molefe looks very promising but again slow but again getting there.

As for the LWP that is the biggest disappointment as it looks like this continues to drag on and even if a partner does sign on it isn't going to produce much in the way of copper for the next FY so we are left with pillar 1 bought in ROM not a large profit on it and pillar 2 which we have to share some profit with GLR.

This year it looks like we will scrape over the 3k ton mark way off their forecast. For next year I was hopeful they would be in a position to achieve 8 to 10k however it looks like being 5 to 6k but we shall see. Overall some progress for me but disappointing how slow it has actually turned out to be.

Why would dead men report a thread? Not something a sane person would say. If you want to catch up on what the madman is up to I suggest you look in the mirror:)