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By *ebjonnson OP   Man
over a year ago

Maldon

Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it? "

Perhaps he would like us not to waste food and electricity

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Perhaps he would like us not to waste food and electricity

Maybe he should of told them who partied last year lol

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it? "

He should post how much money as London Mayor he has wasted.

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

He should post how much money as London Mayor he has wasted."

shhhhhh sadsack can do no wrong lol

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

There's far too much waste full stop.

My pet peeve, is empty Goverment buildings, left with lights on.

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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago

Bristol


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it? "

Tell I’m to take a look at all of the London public buildings from space all lit up like Xmas trees

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it? "

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

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By *urreyfun38Couple
over a year ago

croydon


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

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Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

"

If he had not of frozen fair prices for 4 years tfl would not be in such a hole.

If he hadn't set is budget on cross rail being open when he took office tfl wouldn't be in such a hole. (It's 4 years late and billions over budget)

His latest budget of getting £2M a day for the ULEZ is only getting £600,000 a day so another hole created.

Plus as Mayor of London he should of done so much more to get people vaccinated but guess what London is the worse in England.!

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By *urreyfun38Couple
over a year ago

croydon


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

If he had not of frozen fair prices for 4 years tfl would not be in such a hole.

If he hadn't set is budget on cross rail being open when he took office tfl wouldn't be in such a hole. (It's 4 years late and billions over budget)

His latest budget of getting £2M a day for the ULEZ is only getting £600,000 a day so another hole created.

Plus as Mayor of London he should of done so much more to get people vaccinated but guess what London is the worse in England.!"

And of course he is going to change the times of the congestion charge that will leave tfl with a 60-70 million pound hole.

Have always regarded him as an idiot but it seems as though his rival for Mayor of London was an even bigger one.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

he has saved a fortune on cancelling the NYE fireworks yet again which cant be said for all the businesses who have lost out again because of his decision.

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

If he had not of frozen fair prices for 4 years tfl would not be in such a hole.

If he hadn't set is budget on cross rail being open when he took office tfl wouldn't be in such a hole. (It's 4 years late and billions over budget)

His latest budget of getting £2M a day for the ULEZ is only getting £600,000 a day so another hole created.

Plus as Mayor of London he should of done so much more to get people vaccinated but guess what London is the worse in England.!

And of course he is going to change the times of the congestion charge that will leave tfl with a 60-70 million pound hole.

Have always regarded him as an idiot but it seems as though his rival for Mayor of London was an even bigger one. "

Don't forget the £12M executive bonuses at the same time as asking the government for a handout.!

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By *itzi999Woman
over a year ago

Slough


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it? "

He is the biggest waste of a skin ever. He’s run London to the ground….

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

He is the biggest waste of a skin ever. He’s run London to the ground…."

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

He is the biggest waste of a skin ever. He’s run London to the ground…."

Very much agree that our city has gotten worse during his terms as mayor as a direct result of his policies.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

He is the biggest waste of a skin ever. He’s run London to the ground….

Very much agree that our city has gotten worse during his terms as mayor as a direct result of his policies."

What has gotten worse as a direct result of his policies?

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

He is the biggest waste of a skin ever. He’s run London to the ground….

Very much agree that our city has gotten worse during his terms as mayor as a direct result of his policies.

What has gotten worse as a direct result of his policies?"

That now working class people are significantly worse off financially, as one example.

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Khan has spent the majority of his time as mayor clearing up the mess Bojo made.

Are we forgetting the mess that is the new Routemasters, Garden Bridge, Emirates Cable Cars?

Bojo left TFL in tatters with an annual deficit of £1.5B.

The Conservative party purposely didnt give TFL and LU relief during covid, despite giving money to every other private rail franchise.

They held TFL at random unless Khan did the following:

- Extend the congestion charge zone to N and S circular.

- Increase TFL fares

- Increase London Council Tax.

Back when Bojo was Major he did the following:

- Cancelled a planned extension of the congestion charge zone

- Froze TFL fares

- Reduced London Council Tax

Back when Boris was mayor, TFL used to get £1B from the Treasury. Wonder why they don't get the same funding now...?

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London

The Congestion Charge zone had not been extended to the north and south circulars, the ULEZ has and this is a Khan policy alone. Allegedly this has been done to improve air quality in inner London despite the original ULEZ zone (central London only) being a total failure in this regard.

The only net result of this expansion is that many households are now up to £4500 a year worse off due to not being in a position to change vehicle and businesses losing custom due to drivers of offending vehicles taking their custom elsewhere.

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Let's not forget as well that it's Khan who used the covid crises as an excuse to segregate off lanes of traffic and block entire roads in the name of creating cycle lanes and "going green." All this achieved was worsening the traffic and journey times in London and increasing emissions from idling engines

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The actual changes demanded by govt was an increase in the charge and charging hours of the Congestion Charge, not an increase in it's boundaries. Instead of standing up for ordinary Londoners and pushing back, Khan rolled over and accepted these measures despite it being detrimental to London's businesses and "night time" economy.

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Sadiq is also the man who wants to bring in a charge drive in to the boundaries of London. So somebody who has been priced out of the city and suburbs but needs to commute in to outer Londoner could now be hit with up to £800 a year for the privilege.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm not London based, so take all I say on the matter with a pinch of salt...but it appears to everywhere else in the country that Khan is being blamed for alot of the changes the rest of the country also faces, changes which have been government imposed.

In Coventry we've had systematic attacks on our public services, travel and "low skilled" industry. But unlike ldn we don't have a mayor for the government to blame, so here, the government are seen as responsible.

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By *DogsFriendMan
over a year ago

London

Is a d*ck

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The Congestion Charge zone had not been extended to the north and south circulars, the ULEZ has and this is a Khan policy alone. Allegedly this has been done to improve air quality in inner London despite the original ULEZ zone (central London only) being a total failure in this regard.

The only net result of this expansion is that many households are now up to £4500 a year worse off due to not being in a position to change vehicle and businesses losing custom due to drivers of offending vehicles taking their custom elsewhere.

__

Let's not forget as well that it's Khan who used the covid crises as an excuse to segregate off lanes of traffic and block entire roads in the name of creating cycle lanes and "going green." All this achieved was worsening the traffic and journey times in London and increasing emissions from idling engines

__

The actual changes demanded by govt was an increase in the charge and charging hours of the Congestion Charge, not an increase in it's boundaries. Instead of standing up for ordinary Londoners and pushing back, Khan rolled over and accepted these measures despite it being detrimental to London's businesses and "night time" economy.

__

Sadiq is also the man who wants to bring in a charge drive in to the boundaries of London. So somebody who has been priced out of the city and suburbs but needs to commute in to outer Londoner could now be hit with up to £800 a year for the privilege.

"

I literally don't know anyone who is £4500 worse off as a result. This is a claim constantly pushed by car magazines and some newspapers. This is the worse case scenario for people with the worse polluting vehicles.

ULEZ was announced many years ago. Everyone I knew with non compliant vehicles sold them to people outside ULEZ.

Doesn't matter if this isn't congestion charge in name, it's a similar scheme. In fact, it's actually better than what the government demanded as anyone outside ULEZ can enter with a compliant vehicle without paying.

ULEZ wasnt pushed out because the first phase was a "failure". It was always going to be pushed out the N and S circular.

Pollution in London is terrible so it needs ULEZ otherwise it will just get worse.

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Many cycle lanes put up during covid were temporary to allow more people to use bikes.

As for the permanent ones, a recent study (Imperial College) shows that they haven't worsened traffic in London at all.

Daily mail recently posted an article saying a study says the opposite. But the 'study' was literally a quote from the a company called Inrix (with links to the car industry) pretty much saying "traffic is worse because we said so" with no data backing the claims up.

Note, Inrix has massive financial interest in proliferation of cars and reduction of cycle infrastructure..

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Ah, now something the Tories are actually responsible for, and it's Khans fault? LOL.

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This is something that hasnt even been implemented.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm not London based, so take all I say on the matter with a pinch of salt...but it appears to everywhere else in the country that Khan is being blamed for alot of the changes the rest of the country also faces, changes which have been government imposed.

In Coventry we've had systematic attacks on our public services, travel and "low skilled" industry. But unlike ldn we don't have a mayor for the government to blame, so here, the government are seen as responsible. "

There are a few reasons people don't like Khan:

The cabbie and automotivr industry despise him as they view him as a threat to their conservative industry (they hate change).

Khan has the nerve to stand up to the government and call out the Tories for their bullshit during covid in regards to funding.

Khan is brown.

Khan is Labour (that being said, many labour voters who are bus drivers, cabbies, etc succumbed to the campaign against him by the car industry).

Khan has spoken out against Trump.

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"The Congestion Charge zone had not been extended to the north and south circulars, the ULEZ has and this is a Khan policy alone. Allegedly this has been done to improve air quality in inner London despite the original ULEZ zone (central London only) being a total failure in this regard.

The only net result of this expansion is that many households are now up to £4500 a year worse off due to not being in a position to change vehicle and businesses losing custom due to drivers of offending vehicles taking their custom elsewhere.

__

Let's not forget as well that it's Khan who used the covid crises as an excuse to segregate off lanes of traffic and block entire roads in the name of creating cycle lanes and "going green." All this achieved was worsening the traffic and journey times in London and increasing emissions from idling engines

__

The actual changes demanded by govt was an increase in the charge and charging hours of the Congestion Charge, not an increase in it's boundaries. Instead of standing up for ordinary Londoners and pushing back, Khan rolled over and accepted these measures despite it being detrimental to London's businesses and "night time" economy.

__

Sadiq is also the man who wants to bring in a charge drive in to the boundaries of London. So somebody who has been priced out of the city and suburbs but needs to commute in to outer Londoner could now be hit with up to £800 a year for the privilege.

I literally don't know anyone who is £4500 worse off as a result. This is a claim constantly pushed by car magazines and some newspapers. This is the worse case scenario for people with the worse polluting vehicles.

ULEZ was announced many years ago. Everyone I knew with non compliant vehicles sold them to people outside ULEZ.

Doesn't matter if this isn't congestion charge in name, it's a similar scheme. In fact, it's actually better than what the government demanded as anyone outside ULEZ can enter with a compliant vehicle without paying.

ULEZ wasnt pushed out because the first phase was a "failure". It was always going to be pushed out the N and S circular.

Pollution in London is terrible so it needs ULEZ otherwise it will just get worse.

---

Many cycle lanes put up during covid were temporary to allow more people to use bikes.

As for the permanent ones, a recent study (Imperial College) shows that they haven't worsened traffic in London at all.

Daily mail recently posted an article saying a study says the opposite. But the 'study' was literally a quote from the a company called Inrix (with links to the car industry) pretty much saying "traffic is worse because we said so" with no data backing the claims up.

Note, Inrix has massive financial interest in proliferation of cars and reduction of cycle infrastructure..

---

Ah, now something the Tories are actually responsible for, and it's Khans fault? LOL.

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This is something that hasnt even been implemented."

That ref to Inrix is fascinating and just shows how much bullshit people are fed by bias media. The daily mail know full well, who inrix work for and will know the report is flawed. They will also know their owner doesn’t pay U.K. tax but still slag people on benefits for getting money for nothing, just like their owner. Only he gets millions off the U.K. government each year.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm not London based, so take all I say on the matter with a pinch of salt...but it appears to everywhere else in the country that Khan is being blamed for alot of the changes the rest of the country also faces, changes which have been government imposed.

In Coventry we've had systematic attacks on our public services, travel and "low skilled" industry. But unlike ldn we don't have a mayor for the government to blame, so here, the government are seen as responsible.

There are a few reasons people don't like Khan:

The cabbie and automotivr industry despise him as they view him as a threat to their conservative industry (they hate change).

Khan has the nerve to stand up to the government and call out the Tories for their bullshit during covid in regards to funding.

Khan is brown.

Khan is Labour (that being said, many labour voters who are bus drivers, cabbies, etc succumbed to the campaign against him by the car industry).

Khan has spoken out against Trump."

The fact he is brown does appear to have solidified hatred from certain groups.

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Khan has spent the majority of his time as mayor clearing up the mess Bojo made.

Are we forgetting the mess that is the new Routemasters, Garden Bridge, Emirates Cable Cars?

Bojo left TFL in tatters with an annual deficit of £1.5B.

The Conservative party purposely didnt give TFL and LU relief during covid, despite giving money to every other private rail franchise.

They held TFL at random unless Khan did the following:

- Extend the congestion charge zone to N and S circular.

- Increase TFL fares

- Increase London Council Tax.

Back when Bojo was Major he did the following:

- Cancelled a planned extension of the congestion charge zone

- Froze TFL fares

- Reduced London Council Tax

Back when Boris was mayor, TFL used to get £1B from the Treasury. Wonder why they don't get the same funding now...?"

The government has had to bale out TFL to the sum off £4 billion so far during the covid crisis.

To say TFL has received no money is a complete lie.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Khan has spent the majority of his time as mayor clearing up the mess Bojo made.

Are we forgetting the mess that is the new Routemasters, Garden Bridge, Emirates Cable Cars?

Bojo left TFL in tatters with an annual deficit of £1.5B.

The Conservative party purposely didnt give TFL and LU relief during covid, despite giving money to every other private rail franchise.

They held TFL at random unless Khan did the following:

- Extend the congestion charge zone to N and S circular.

- Increase TFL fares

- Increase London Council Tax.

Back when Bojo was Major he did the following:

- Cancelled a planned extension of the congestion charge zone

- Froze TFL fares

- Reduced London Council Tax

Back when Boris was mayor, TFL used to get £1B from the Treasury. Wonder why they don't get the same funding now...?

The government has had to bale out TFL to the sum off £4 billion so far during the covid crisis.

To say TFL has received no money is a complete lie."

To be fair with regards to TFL … since the majority of their income comes from people travelling and it some points during this travelling has been down by 80-90%, the government were always going to have to help out…

I think the bigger argument at the moment is that because the rest of the rail network is still basically nationalised atm, why are they specifically picking on TFL by stopping their funding…

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Khan has spent the majority of his time as mayor clearing up the mess Bojo made.

Are we forgetting the mess that is the new Routemasters, Garden Bridge, Emirates Cable Cars?

Bojo left TFL in tatters with an annual deficit of £1.5B.

The Conservative party purposely didnt give TFL and LU relief during covid, despite giving money to every other private rail franchise.

They held TFL at random unless Khan did the following:

- Extend the congestion charge zone to N and S circular.

- Increase TFL fares

- Increase London Council Tax.

Back when Bojo was Major he did the following:

- Cancelled a planned extension of the congestion charge zone

- Froze TFL fares

- Reduced London Council Tax

Back when Boris was mayor, TFL used to get £1B from the Treasury. Wonder why they don't get the same funding now...?

The government has had to bale out TFL to the sum off £4 billion so far during the covid crisis.

To say TFL has received no money is a complete lie.

To be fair with regards to TFL … since the majority of their income comes from people travelling and it some points during this travelling has been down by 80-90%, the government were always going to have to help out…

I think the bigger argument at the moment is that because the rest of the rail network is still basically nationalised atm, why are they specifically picking on TFL by stopping their funding…"

I don't see a £4 Billion bale out as stopping funding.

Plus on top of that Crossrail is another £4 Bilion over budget and almost 4 years behind schedule under Khan's watch.

Interestingly I have been told that unopened Crossrail stations are now having to be relamped and yet they have not been seen by a single paying passenger.!

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Khan has spent the majority of his time as mayor clearing up the mess Bojo made.

Are we forgetting the mess that is the new Routemasters, Garden Bridge, Emirates Cable Cars?

Bojo left TFL in tatters with an annual deficit of £1.5B.

The Conservative party purposely didnt give TFL and LU relief during covid, despite giving money to every other private rail franchise.

They held TFL at random unless Khan did the following:

- Extend the congestion charge zone to N and S circular.

- Increase TFL fares

- Increase London Council Tax.

Back when Bojo was Major he did the following:

- Cancelled a planned extension of the congestion charge zone

- Froze TFL fares

- Reduced London Council Tax

Back when Boris was mayor, TFL used to get £1B from the Treasury. Wonder why they don't get the same funding now...?

The government has had to bale out TFL to the sum off £4 billion so far during the covid crisis.

To say TFL has received no money is a complete lie.

To be fair with regards to TFL … since the majority of their income comes from people travelling and it some points during this travelling has been down by 80-90%, the government were always going to have to help out…

I think the bigger argument at the moment is that because the rest of the rail network is still basically nationalised atm, why are they specifically picking on TFL by stopping their funding…

I don't see a £4 Billion bale out as stopping funding.

Plus on top of that Crossrail is another £4 Bilion over budget and almost 4 years behind schedule under Khan's watch.

Interestingly I have been told that unopened Crossrail stations are now having to be relamped and yet they have not been seen by a single paying passenger.!"

Cross rail is a project khan inherited… it was overrunning under Johnson…

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London


"The Congestion Charge zone had not been extended to the north and south circulars, the ULEZ has and this is a Khan policy alone. Allegedly this has been done to improve air quality in inner London despite the original ULEZ zone (central London only) being a total failure in this regard.

The only net result of this expansion is that many households are now up to £4500 a year worse off due to not being in a position to change vehicle and businesses losing custom due to drivers of offending vehicles taking their custom elsewhere.

__

Let's not forget as well that it's Khan who used the covid crises as an excuse to segregate off lanes of traffic and block entire roads in the name of creating cycle lanes and "going green." All this achieved was worsening the traffic and journey times in London and increasing emissions from idling engines

__

The actual changes demanded by govt was an increase in the charge and charging hours of the Congestion Charge, not an increase in it's boundaries. Instead of standing up for ordinary Londoners and pushing back, Khan rolled over and accepted these measures despite it being detrimental to London's businesses and "night time" economy.

__

Sadiq is also the man who wants to bring in a charge drive in to the boundaries of London. So somebody who has been priced out of the city and suburbs but needs to commute in to outer Londoner could now be hit with up to £800 a year for the privilege.

I literally don't know anyone who is £4500 worse off as a result. This is a claim constantly pushed by car magazines and some newspapers. This is the worse case scenario for people with the worse polluting vehicles.

ULEZ was announced many years ago. Everyone I knew with non compliant vehicles sold them to people outside ULEZ.

Doesn't matter if this isn't congestion charge in name, it's a similar scheme. In fact, it's actually better than what the government demanded as anyone outside ULEZ can enter with a compliant vehicle without paying.

ULEZ wasnt pushed out because the first phase was a "failure". It was always going to be pushed out the N and S circular.

Pollution in London is terrible so it needs ULEZ otherwise it will just get worse.

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Many cycle lanes put up during covid were temporary to allow more people to use bikes.

As for the permanent ones, a recent study (Imperial College) shows that they haven't worsened traffic in London at all.

Daily mail recently posted an article saying a study says the opposite. But the 'study' was literally a quote from the a company called Inrix (with links to the car industry) pretty much saying "traffic is worse because we said so" with no data backing the claims up.

Note, Inrix has massive financial interest in proliferation of cars and reduction of cycle infrastructure..

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Ah, now something the Tories are actually responsible for, and it's Khans fault? LOL.

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This is something that hasnt even been implemented."

The fact is that the buck stops with Khan, he is elected to support and stand up for the rights and well being of his electorate, something he singularly failed to do by meekly accepting unfair terms of TFL bailout. Especially when you consider that the government had vast sums of money to waste on Dido Harding and the failed track and trace scheme, the TFL bailout is a drop in the ocean.

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Regarding the ULEZ expansion (again), studies have proven that the original ULEZ has cut emissions but a negligible amount. Based on this there is no justifiable reason (on environmental grounds) to extend it, but seeing as how motorists are viewed as cash cows by both the govt and Khan it went ahead, as will (most probably) the punitive charges to drive into outer London. How it is fair or acceptable to pick the pockets of ordinary workers to prop up a public transport system I do not know but if it was a Tory mayor the outrage and "class war accusation" would be very loud indeed. Especially as not everybody is in the position to fork out for a ULEZ compliant vehicle

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London

Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

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By *melie LALWoman
35 weeks ago

Peterborough


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

"

There's an echo in here

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By *bsolutely nutsMan
35 weeks ago

Dover

Something tells me that he is not likely to vote for Khan

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
35 weeks ago

golden fields


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

"

I thought you were vehemently opposed to those who tell others what to do or think?

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By *ty31Man
35 weeks ago

NW London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

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Just a shame about the calibre of the other candidates

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

There's an echo in here"

Yeap sure is

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Something tells me that he is not likely to vote for Khan "
Definately not in fact I never did vote for Sadiq Khan from when he did become London Mayor

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

I thought you were vehemently opposed to those who tell others what to do or think?"

Exactly like Sadiq Khan who wants or should I say seems to be forcing people to take public transport and ride bikes instead of letting people decide what form of transport they want to take regardless

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

Just a shame about the calibre of the other candidates"

Im not expecting any other candidate to be great but even if they were marginally better then Sadiq Khan then its worth it because seriously another term with him will be the worse case scenario

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
35 weeks ago

golden fields


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

I thought you were vehemently opposed to those who tell others what to do or think? Exactly like Sadiq Khan who wants or should I say seems to be forcing people to take public transport and ride bikes instead of letting people decide what form of transport they want to take regardless"

Got it. It's cool for you to tell people, but not him?

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

I thought you were vehemently opposed to those who tell others what to do or think? Exactly like Sadiq Khan who wants or should I say seems to be forcing people to take public transport and ride bikes instead of letting people decide what form of transport they want to take regardless

Got it. It's cool for you to tell people, but not him?"

Damn right the double standard is real out here

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By *oversfunCouple
35 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

There's an echo in here Yeap sure is"

Who would you want as mayor ?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
35 weeks ago

golden fields


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

I thought you were vehemently opposed to those who tell others what to do or think? Exactly like Sadiq Khan who wants or should I say seems to be forcing people to take public transport and ride bikes instead of letting people decide what form of transport they want to take regardless

Got it. It's cool for you to tell people, but not him? Damn right the double standard is real out here"

Fair play. At least you're honest about your double standards.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

There's an echo in here Yeap sure is

Who would you want as mayor ?"

At this point I cant care who becomes Mayor as long as it aint Sadiq Khan, I'm sure even Count Binface would do a better then him but Im leaning towards voting for Howard Cox the "climate denier" to some people

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
35 weeks ago

golden fields


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

There's an echo in here Yeap sure is

Who would you want as mayor ? At this point I cant care who becomes Mayor as long as it aint Sadiq Khan, I'm sure even Count Binface would do a better then him but Im leaning towards voting for Howard Cox the "climate denier" to some people"

Not just "to some people". He actually is.

"there is no climate crisis, convinced man is not responsible for global warming". Howard Cox.

If you think someone who thinks science isn't real would be a good leader. Fair play to you.

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By *oversfunCouple
35 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Chuck the Khan out come May 2nd

There's an echo in here Yeap sure is

Who would you want as mayor ? At this point I cant care who becomes Mayor as long as it aint Sadiq Khan, I'm sure even Count Binface would do a better then him but Im leaning towards voting for Howard Cox the "climate denier" to some people"

If you are that worried about sadiq khan?then why not run yourself

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
35 weeks ago

South West London

Maybe in the next election I might as a lot of things in London need fixing annd reforming like the roads. Need to really get rid of LTNs, some bicycle lanes and unecessary 20mph speed limits except where they should be kept for examples near schools, hospitals, places of worsgip etc

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By *oversfunCouple
35 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Maybe in the next election I might as a lot of things in London need fixing annd reforming like the roads. Need to really get rid of LTNs, some bicycle lanes and unecessary 20mph speed limits except where they should be kept for examples near schools, hospitals, places of worsgip etc"

Your the man lol

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London

Why does Sadiq Khan keep saying crime in London has been falling when it hasn't. For example between 2008 and 2016 when Boris Johnson was London Mayor, 118 teenagers were murdered. However since Sadiq Khan been Mayor from 2016 there's been London over 160 teenagers (and counting) that have been murdered. If thats going down then he better convince the parents of those teenagers that crime going down

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By (user no longer on site)
34 weeks ago


"Why does Sadiq Khan keep saying crime in London has been falling when it hasn't. For example between 2008 and 2016 when Boris Johnson was London Mayor, 118 teenagers were murdered. However since Sadiq Khan been Mayor from 2016 there's been London over 160 teenagers (and counting) that have been murdered. If thats going down then he better convince the parents of those teenagers that crime going down"
I dont know the exact numbers you are looking at, but they may be factually true, but thats only part of crime. So you both may be right.

I've seen a graph on all murders.

The rate was falling loads with Ken Livingstone and that continued for a part with BJ. But the started rising again. That rise continued with the start of SK but has since tirned the corner. So one may argue that BJ has low numbers because he rode the tide of KL, but made things worse. And SK has worse numbers coz he's had to turn around the situation BJ left London in.

It's a position. I'd say just quoting a number each may not be entirely helpful for a discussion

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By *allySlinkyWoman
34 weeks ago

Leeds

How many thousands less Police do we have now ?

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By *ostindreamsMan
34 weeks ago

London

It's going to be an easy win for Sadiq. I don't know how the Tories chose Susan Hall. She seems clueless.

But the election after that will be hard for Labour/Sadiq. Right now, he is taking credit for good things which happens in London while blaming the Tories for all bad things. After Labour wins the next GE, he wouldn't have that option. And the anti-incumbency sentiment will peak.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London

Actually even though the polls have Sadiq Khan ahead by 20 plus points, he won the first round of votes by only 5% in the last election also the number of people that voted for him last time was down from when he first won the Mayoralty. Many folks I've spoken to since 2021 told me they're not voting in this year London Mayoral election because they dont like him but they dont like the other canditates either. While I dont think Susan Hall will do a great job, if she happens to do a margainally better job the Sadiq Khan then I will vote for her reluctuntaly.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London

People have to realise voting for Sadiq Khan for a third term is the worse case scenario as London isnt the same as it used to be with high crime (despite what he say), high council taxes, LTNs in unecessary locations, ban on right and left turns and next year will be charging people who drive to use the Blackwall Tunnel. Sick of it quite frankly and will step up my campaign to get him out by any means

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
34 weeks ago

golden fields


"People have to realise voting for Sadiq Khan for a third term is the worse case scenario as London isnt the same as it used to be with high crime (despite what he say), high council taxes, LTNs in unecessary locations, ban on right and left turns and next year will be charging people who drive to use the Blackwall Tunnel. Sick of it quite frankly and will step up my campaign to get him out by any means"

"ban on right and left turns" that's right, you can only drive in a straight line now in London.

"get him out by any means", maybe you can clarify this. It sounds violent and terrifying.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
34 weeks ago

Leeds


"

"ban on right and left turns" that's right, you can only drive in a straight line now in London.

"

Could I drive continuously round a roundabout?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
34 weeks ago

golden fields


"

"ban on right and left turns" that's right, you can only drive in a straight line now in London.

Could I drive continuously round a roundabout?"

Absolutely not, only straight over it.

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By *ty31Man
34 weeks ago

NW London


"It's going to be an easy win for Sadiq. I don't know how the Tories chose Susan Hall. She seems clueless.

But the election after that will be hard for Labour/Sadiq. Right now, he is taking credit for good things which happens in London while blaming the Tories for all bad things. After Labour wins the next GE, he wouldn't have that option. And the anti-incumbency sentiment will peak."

They've fielded a useless candidate in Susan Hall because they DON'T WANT to win the mayoral election.

They want to keep Sadiq Khan as a useful idiot to impose unfair fines and levies (like ULEZ) whilst maintaining a facade of outrage.

Nobody wants to improve London for regular people they all just want out money to prop up the rest of the country

It's an absolute joke that one of the world's premier cities has such a poor choice of candidates.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London


"People have to realise voting for Sadiq Khan for a third term is the worse case scenario as London isnt the same as it used to be with high crime (despite what he say), high council taxes, LTNs in unecessary locations, ban on right and left turns and next year will be charging people who drive to use the Blackwall Tunnel. Sick of it quite frankly and will step up my campaign to get him out by any means

"ban on right and left turns" that's right, you can only drive in a straight line now in London. What I mean is you cant turn left or right onto to side or residential streets because of either LTNs or other bands

"get him out by any means", maybe you can clarify this. It sounds violent and terrifying. "

Dont worry I dont mean harming him in any way I dont want that I mean getting him out legally

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London

Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan
34 weeks ago

golden fields


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on"

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there."

Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq"

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread "

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense "

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me "

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse' "

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you, "

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself "

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself "

What is being triggered by answering you back ?

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do"

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out "

I cant vote in london elections so how do you guess my sons political leanings?

Your not very bright as thats not a yes or no answer

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out "

Oh i dont smoke or drink

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out

I cant vote in london elections so how do you guess my sons political leanings?

Your not very bright as thats not a yes or no answer "

I'm not very bright

I know your sons political leanings because you told us, you also told us the circle he moves in

Chill out bro, there's no need to be so personal (kiss)

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By *irldnCouple
34 weeks ago

Brighton

Your not very bright

Vs

You’re not very bright

Bit ironic that

Sorry I’m being an asshat it just tickled me

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By *oversfunCouple
34 weeks ago

ayrshire


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out

I cant vote in london elections so how do you guess my sons political leanings?

Your not very bright as thats not a yes or no answer

I'm not very bright

I know your sons political leanings because you told us, you also told us the circle he moves in

Chill out bro, there's no need to be so personal (kiss)"

I never told you my sons political leanings did i ? Dont get so triggered

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By *astandFeistyCouple
34 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Well it be a coin toss between Susan Hall and Howard Cox that I will decide my vote on

Susan Hall wants to make the National Trust unavailable for minorities. Howard Cox thinks science isn't real.

Not much of a choice there.Well that's your opinion and your entitled to it but regardless I be voting for one of the 2 but at this point its anyone but Sadiq

My son lives in london,and he and everyone he knows will be voting for mr khan,said hes the best thing since plain bread

If your son is anything like you, it makes sense

You dont know me,but your attemp at trying to be a smart arse says more about you than me

I don't know you but I'm more than capable of making a judgement on your political leanings by your postings here...

I wasn't trying to be a 'smart arse'

Im just glad i dont have same political veiws as you,

That's cool bro. I'm not trying to 'convert' you.

It's amazing how such an innocuous comment can trigger someone so easily. Take it as a compliment that you brought your son up with the same morals as yourself

Do you know me or my son? A yes or no will do

I know your political leanings, you confirmed your son has the same leanings.

As for you getting triggered, when you get personal, it means I've triggered you somehow, I'm not sure how but it's happened. Maybe go back to bed, have a smoke, a drink, something to chill you out

I cant vote in london elections so how do you guess my sons political leanings?

Your not very bright as thats not a yes or no answer

I'm not very bright

I know your sons political leanings because you told us, you also told us the circle he moves in

Chill out bro, there's no need to be so personal (kiss)

I never told you my sons political leanings did i ? Dont get so triggered "

You told us your son thinks Khan is the best thing since plain bread. Being that plain bread is the best bread, that's a fucking high bar.

That tells us his political leanings

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By *uietbloke67Man
34 weeks ago

outside your bedroom window ;-)


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

"

Can I just remind you London Council tax is one of the lowest in the UK. £20.00 per year is nothing compared to other parts of the UK price rises and we all don't benefit from.the added London Waiting Allownce.

Your not hard done by trust me.

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By *mateur100Man
34 weeks ago

nr faversham


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

Can I just remind you London Council tax is one of the lowest in the UK. £20.00 per year is nothing compared to other parts of the UK price rises and we all don't benefit from.the added London Waiting Allownce.

Your not hard done by trust me. "

FFS it's London weighting not waiting...you don't get paid for hanging around

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
34 weeks ago

South West London

Seriously Khan and any council run by Labour have to go as Im sick of the LTNs, CANs, Road restrictions on specific streets, 20 MPH roads on top of council tax going up, crime going up,travel fare going up. Having Khan for another 4 years will be the worse case scenario as well as depressing and I dont care about what the stupid polls says because the same polls are also saying his unpopular so thats how you know the polls are dodgy. Time for a new Mayor

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By *uietbloke67Man
34 weeks ago

outside your bedroom window ;-)


"Just posted on LinkedIn pointing out how much food and electricity we waste on Christmas Day.

Perhaps he would rather we didn’t celebrate it?

Can't really argue with his saving record . . .

'Mayor confirms relocation of City Hall to protect services

03 November 2020

Leaving current building and moving to Royal Docks will save £61m over five years - £6m more than originally forecasted

The savings will help the Mayor protect front-line public services and invest in London’s economic recovery

Moving to The Crystal, a building already owned by the GLA, will help support huge regeneration project in East London

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has confirmed today that the Greater London Authority (GLA) will leave its current City Hall home next year and move its headquarters to The Crystal building in the Royal Docks.

The move will save the GLA Group £61m over five years and £126m over ten years.

With the GLA Group facing a £500m financial black hole this year and next due to Covid-19, and tax income expected to be lower for several years to come, the savings will be used by the Mayor to protect front-line public services including the police, the London Fire Brigade, and key transport services and to invest in London’s economic recovery.'

Maybe he should give up his Range Rover as well.

As he wants to add £20 to everyone’s council tax in London.

Can I just remind you London Council tax is one of the lowest in the UK. £20.00 per year is nothing compared to other parts of the UK price rises and we all don't benefit from.the added London Waiting Allownce.

Your not hard done by trust me.

FFS it's London weighting not waiting...you don't get paid for hanging around "

You must be a great laugh at parties

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By *ty31Man
34 weeks ago

NW London

I refuse to vote for Khan (despite the poor quality of the other candidates) because a vote for him legitimises and accepts the bad decisions that he has made and his inaction in dealing with the issues holding London back. A vote for Khan just encourages him and to carry on as he is doing now.

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And on the issue of London council tax being lower than other places, London has a much higher population density than other places (more taxpayers so theoretically lower bills). But living costs in the capital are substantially more than elsewhere, majority of workers don't get a London Weighting allowance.

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