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The new government – good accomplishments and bad?

ASCPFC said:
No one could have foreseen this:

www.standard.co.uk

London Underground passengers face week-long strike misery in November

Aslef has ordered the walkouts on November 7 and November 12 while RMT staff will strike over eight days
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Don't worry. Labour will give them a big pay rise with tax payers money.

Why would anyone be shocked? Labour are the party of tax and spend. There was no money in the piggy bank, so taxation will rise through the roof so they can spend it on pay rises for big union members and questionable schemes.

All the time people are dumb enough to vote for them, they will be back every generation or two to do the same.
 
for all those who think that the government should bring in a pay per mile tax on cars instead of a fuel levy.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Khan to get tough with drivers evading ULEZ penalty charges

TfL says a 'cohort of people' are refusing to pay penalty charge notices, which has resulted in 'significant' outstanding debt amounting to more than £370million.
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TFL are owed £370m in unpaid fines and over 1m fines have not been paid, and this is just London.

It's a tax on the honest.

So next time an MP mentions it ask them how will the money be collected.
 
Hrolf The Ganger said:
Don't worry. Labour will give them a big pay rise with tax payers money.

Why would anyone be shocked? Labour are the party of tax and spend. There was no money in the piggy bank, so taxation will rise through the roof so they can spend it on pay rises for big union members and questionable schemes.

All the time people are dumb enough to vote for them, they will be back every generation or two to do the same.
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"The words of Sadiq Khan are coming back to haunt him after he promised there would be “zero strikes” on public transport if he was elected and promised to use his negotiating skills to prevent walkouts.

That pledge was broken this morning as London’s transport system was thrown into chaos by a 24-hour walkout by members of the RMT and TSSA unions.


Millions of Londoners were left unable to get to work and Transport for London admitted it had no idea which stations would or would not be open."

He's been useless since 2017
 
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