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Gromit | 11:20 Wed 26th Feb 2014 | News
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// Research by the official House of Commons library found that the amount spent on flood defences between 2007 and 2011 was £2.37billion, while the amount spent between 2011 and 2015 will be £2.34billion - a £247million cut in real terms.

Sir Andrew Dilnot, head of the UK Statistics Authority, said that it is in the “public interest” for official figures on flood defences to be published. //

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10661814/Flood-defence-cash-cut-by-250m-despite-PMs-claim.html

Earlier this month Chris Smith at the Environment Agency faced a deluge of calls for his resignation while the Government lied about not cutting the flood defence budget.
In view of the revelation that nearly £250million has been slashed by the Coalition, and the devastion these floods have caused so many thousands of people, should Eric Pickles, Owen Patterson and George Osborne consider resignation as the honourable thing to do?
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Well, according to dave and Co, we are all in this together, so there isn't a lot we can do about it until May 2015 at the earliest. I expect all those houses on the Levels and in the Thames Valley will have dried out by then.
If it's stopped raining by then!
no because they overheard big d saying the future looks rosy they were not to know that he was talking about his big money mates
Obviously taken a leaf out of labours book.

If it's true. Figures can be cut in many ways.
Why does everyone seem to want the government to continuously spend more and more of our hard earned cash?
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