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Ok Angry With The Tories, I Get It, But.........
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https:/ /www.bb c.com/n ews/uk- politic s-65301 710
....why would you inflist the weirdy beardies on yourself? Talk about self harm. Can you imagine the crackpot schemes?
"The largely rural district with some traditional chocolate box villages and a heavy reliance on cars for transport and oil to heat homes might not seem the most obvious place for the Green party to target and win over." - oops!
....why would you inflist the weirdy beardies on yourself? Talk about self harm. Can you imagine the crackpot schemes?
"The largely rural district with some traditional chocolate box villages and a heavy reliance on cars for transport and oil to heat homes might not seem the most obvious place for the Green party to target and win over." - oops!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I live in Mid Suffolk. The town I live in has consistently returned nothing but Liberal Democrat councillors in the 30+ years that I've been here. However, living in a rural area, with poor public transport links, I can see why a party that prioritises protecting the environment and getting people out of their cars (and onto improved public transport) is likely to gain support in many areas.
The current electoral map looks like this
https:/ /en.wik ipedia. org/wik i/2019_ Mid_Suf folk_Di strict_ Council _electi on#/med ia/File :Mid_Su ffolk_U K_ward_ map_201 9.svg
It's not hard to see why both the Greens and the Lib-Dems are hoping to turn some of those blue areas into either green or orange ones, as Labour hardly ever bother contesting seats around here.
The current electoral map looks like this
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It's not hard to see why both the Greens and the Lib-Dems are hoping to turn some of those blue areas into either green or orange ones, as Labour hardly ever bother contesting seats around here.
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