Showing posts with label 'General Election'. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 'General Election'. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 January 2020
2001.14 STUMBLING START
Labels:
'General Election',
cycling,
January,
lifestyle,
television,
Top Telly,
work
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Thursday, 12 December 2019
1911.12 A CHRISTMAS ELECTION
It's been almost 100 years since the UK saw a December general election. But that's not the only thing different about this election.
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Thursday, 8 June 2017
1706.08 YOUR DEMOCRATIC RIGHT
It's been 2 years since the last general election and since the Prime Minister has decided to try and grab more parliamentary seats we have another chance to vote today, 3 years early.
Labels:
'General Election',
democracy,
vote
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Friday, 21 April 2017
Thursday, 7 May 2015
1505.07 UK ELECTION - MAKE OR BREAK
If you live in the UK you can't have not noticed that there's an election. For me and millions lie me this election is a potential turning point. As a northern public servant and a carer for my disabled wife I have been in the sights of this Tory government for some time. Tomorrow I will find out if I've got a future (yes I do believe it is that bad).
I voted by post last week, it's not hard to guess when my 'X' went.
Labels:
'General Election'
Location:
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, UK
Saturday, 8 May 2010
1005.08 WELL HUNG
So we have a hung Parliament which basically means that whilst the Tories got the most votes they don't have enough to form a government. They are now talking with the Liberal Democrats with a view to joining together in a coalition government. Well all I can say is that it could have been worse. Whilst I am not happy that Labour didn't win at least the Tories didn't either. If they do form a coalition government then they still won't have a majority so are effectively muzzled to some degree.I wait and see what the future has in store...
Thursday, 6 May 2010
1005.06 ELECTION DAY
Today is the day to make your voice heard (unless like me you've voted by post). I firmly believe that it is everyone's duty to vote so I ask everyone in the United Kingdom to get off their arses and get down to the polling stations.I'm supporting Labour as I believe they are the only party (and I certainly don't believe that they are perfect) that can move this country forward. I dread the possibility of another Conservative government, Thatcher and Major last time destroyed so much of society, especially in the north. I guess in 24 hours we'll know.
Today is also Morticia's birthday - HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LOVE YOU LOADS xxx
Today is also Morticia's birthday - HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LOVE YOU LOADS xxx
Labels:
'General Election'
Location:
Kimberworth, Rotherham, UK
Sunday, 2 May 2010
1005.02 TO SHAVE OR NOT TO SHAVE
It was a bit of fun but I had every intention of abiding with the results.
So here they are, reviled first this morning on Twitter and Facebook;
Beard Party - 11 votes,
Shave Party - 15 votes.
So I shaved it off this afternoon, it's gone but not forever....
Saturday, 1 May 2010
1005.01 BEARD OR NO BEARD
Current polling results are;
5 votes to shave.
4 votes to keep the beard.
Have your say now!
Friday, 16 April 2010
1004.16 BRILLIANT BRITAIN
With the upcoming General Election looming (1005.06), the media is full of politics. I've never really considered myself to be very politically motivated but I have to say that the prospect of a Conservative government scares the shit out of me. I'm old enough to have seen what Thatcher did the last time around. Communities were destroyed and industries decimated so a few could get richer. I grew up in a small mining town to the south of Sheffield and saw first hand what the Tories did. They like to cut or sell to line the pockets of themselves or their friends and this will happen again if they get in.The polls show a worrying trend towards the blue, I can only hope that people saw what Mr Cameron is all about on yesterday evening's leadership debate.
As a public service worker I ask people to think about their vote. I urge all those who would not normally bother to vote this year, it's important. We all need to take responsibility for our own lives and 'not voting' is like burying your head in the sand.
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
1004.06 END OF EASTER
That's it, Easter is done for another year. I'm lucky since I've got another couple of days off to spend with my family. We've now returned home from our weekend with Morticia's mother and it is time to get on with it. I have just one out of my two eggs left, seems everyone in the house got loads more than me again.Today the general election was confirmed as 6th May which is Morticia's birthday and the day after mine. I guess it's gonna be a dull old April.
Labels:
'General Election',
Easter
Location:
Rotherham, UK
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