
Greig Baker: Council borrowing was meant to fund public works improvements – not speculative investments
As things go belly up, profligate local authorities will look to taxpayers across the country to bail them out. More accountability is needed.
Greig Baker is the Chairman of the Canterbury Conservative Association.
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I have known Jon for more than a decade, and I spent the past three years imploring him to be honest with people about the Labour leader.
Anna Firth has had the Rail Minister down to sort the trains and has collared the Prime Minister about getting a new hospital.
I have never seen so many spoiled ballots before – and every single one carried some variation of “give us Brexit now”.
We have brilliant candidates standing in our local elections. They do not deserve to suffer because of public anger with national politics.
Our candidates realise we have to start early. We have regular dates set well in advance to get out on the pavement.