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Road pricing, the Government’s favoured policy for dealing with congestion, has been overwhelmingly rejected in a referendum in Manchester. There is now little chance of any pay-as-you-drive schemes being introduced for at least the next decade. Manchester’s proposal for peak-time tolls of up to £5 a day was defeated by a majority of 4 to 1, with 79 per cent voting against. The scheme was rejected in separate votes in all 10 Greater Manchester boroughs taking part, in which just over a million people voted out of 1.9million balloted. |
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Thank you Flash�?it’s true, it’s all down to me. I had to get in there, bang a few (thousand) heads, pull a few ton of coals out of the fire, browbeat the Town Hall, shaft a few hundred politicians�?wives and their daughters, who begged not to be left out of the political process. As you can imagine, it’s been a tough campaign, so it’s only five pints and a curry tonight before getting into bed at midnight. I have a Galaxy to save early in the morning. |
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I know Mark is from that part of the world, but his politics deny him any credit. The politicians wives and daughters you say. Wasn't neglecting the politicians themselves a trifle risky? Hm? |
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Quite right The North begins on the A69 Carlisle-Newcastle road. the rest of you are Southern Poofters (Except East Anglians) |
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#4 Exactly how hairy you are is not a matter for this sites knowledge. Ladies you know. Ain't you got no shame, boy? |
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MAJOR AND MARK, ARE THEY SHORT OF WAX IN THE OLD COUNTRY?? I GUESS SOME PEOPLE ARE JUST CLOSER TO THE TREES THAT OTHERS. THE PINK PEACH |
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Suggest you stay away from Magna PBA |
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