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rov1200 Fri 25/07/08 14:14
Maybe there is some correlation between these high bills and Labour doing badly at by-elections. Weasel words about they know how we feel are not enough. What about ploughing that £30 million agreed this week to go to the destitute Africans be diverted into our deserving poor. Shouldn't charity start at home?
Oneeyedvic Fri 25/07/08 14:21
Yes, people starving to death and people not being able to afford a couple of pints this week are very comparable.
Steve.5 Fri 25/07/08 15:41
One has to keep the shareholders happy, does`nt one
(the greedy grasping shower of b-------)
naomi24 Fri 25/07/08 20:49
Frankly, with the price of practically all essentials rising, I dread to think how families on low income, and the elderly surviving on a minimum state pension will manage this winter.
kev1 Sat 26/07/08 00:38
It's a pity wages don't rise at 20% per annum to meet the rises in privatised profits