Cleveland police commissioner:

HarryVegas said:
Actually, no. I vote Labour because they are the party, in my estimation, with the greatest stake in looking out for society's poorest and most vulnerable members. Thankfully, I'm not among that group.
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Well we have a difference of opinion ... which is cool
 
HarryVegas said:
Another troll lifted onto the ignore list, he can join his soulmate Hundred Room.
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No you don't like the fact that someone has a difference of opinion, you can live in your echo chamber, like the Labour Party are doing... it won't work out well
 
NoMushroom said:
I'm affiliated to no political parties - in fact I've actually voted for Lib Dems and Labour in the past
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My Dad was a bus driver.
He used to go round in circles!
Never knew whether he was coming or going.
Even when he got home, he tried to charge us to get in the front door!
Made us cough up threpence before we had us tea.
He said he voted Communist because he liked red buses.
Even had a bell at the side of his bed.......and a sign on the headboard to remind him where he was going.
Mam said Dad always knew when he`d reached the terminus:
He got out of bed and scraped the ice off the windows;) (y)
 
NoMushroom said:
What type of businesses are good for the economy but need lower business rates? Can you give me some examples
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Hang on, you're the businessman talking about what's good for the economy, you should know the answer to this straight away. Or are the business community telling lies about high rates being paid?
 
NoMushroom said:
What type of businesses are good for the economy but need lower business rates? Can you give me some examples
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Wait, you're a successful self made international businessman but you need examples of business's that are struggling with high business rates??
 
From a Boro - football point of view - I am hoping this will not have a detrimental consequence to getting fans into the Safety Advisory Group (SAG) for the Riverside. This group of police, Council, emergency services and football club will make the final decisions about how exactly we return to the Riverside as fans. The government will issue a decree but the SAG will have the authority to issue all the regulations and restrictions - that could mean things like whether food or drink can be sold outside the ground etc. They have a lot of power and discretion as well, for instance at Plymouth they decreed that the same person had to sit on the same seat through this season - obviously they did not have many games with fans in the end but can you imagine what impact that would have. So, hopefully the new head will welcome and not veto fan representation.
Also, the last commissioner was really good at assisting in any online racism reported. I hope this situation doesn't change.
 
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