RAAC

[ThePrisoner]

That surely was peak cringe? If you want to use a childish epithet try to use one of your own creation rather than regurgitate the pitiful utterings of the previous discredited buffoon.

Did he also mention Corbyn?

 

[Juan-sheet]

They have known about this issue far longer this is just the tip of the iceberg.

They started looking into this when that school collapsed on the weekend back in 2018 that was this RAAC stuff.

My sons old school here in Essex has been closed down since just after the Christmas holidays and the pupils have been split among 3 other schools in the are including 6th form areas in a comprehensive.

The explanation was this RAAC was only supposed to be a temporary fix but due to costs it was never put right and they had to close the school as it was all unsafe.

It's still closed now as the work is taking much longer than expected.

A lot of parents really angry as they realised that the roof could have come down at any time on our kids in the past 5 years.

All this was on the list with Labours School rebuilding program that these to**ers scrapped with the Lib Dems when they were voted in and then this useless wan**er cut the budget even further because he wants to line his in laws & mates pockets instead.

They were probably hoping nothing would happen before the election but now its blown up in their faces so as far as the tory's are concerned its lie, cover up, deflect & blame everyone else & hope the situation doesn't get worse before the election.

 

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[The_Unicorn]

Lib Dems are very quiet on this

 

[Zoophonic]

PMQs was just a long dull session effectively comprising of Sunak shouting about how the Government was spending record numbers of pounds on each and every issue with no fact checking done whatsoever. Starmer wants to start digging into these predictable statements and debunking them. For example in real terms investment in education peaked in 2010 when the last Labour Government left office and yet Starmer allowed Sunak to state on at least 3 occasions yesterday how record sums of money were being spent on Education. It’s all a game of course in PMQs and not really that important but it should go on record.

 

[h_m_boro]

PMQs was just a long dull session effectively comprising of Sunak shouting about how the Government was spending record numbers of pounds on each and every issue with no fact checking done whatsoever. Starmer wants to start digging into these predictable statements and debunking them. For example in real terms investment in education peaked in 2010 when the last Labour Government left office and yet Starmer allowed Sunak to state on at least 3 occasions yesterday how record sums of money were being spent on Education. It’s all a game of course in PMQs and not really that important but it should go on record.

Can't understand why Labour are not all over the Tories continued bullsh*t. As soon as Sunak - and Bozo before him - spouts it, it's debunked. But Labour just sit on their hands. I don't get it.