Telford & Wrekin Council Watch - The Race For Horsehay and Lightmoor

The Race For Horsehay and Lightmoor

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Written by John Franklyn

Wednesday, 27 February 2008

The race has started for Horsehay and Lightmoor, with MP David Wright actually getting from behind his desk and see a community in his constituency, make the most of it, you won’t see him again after the by-election.

It is a fact that voting Labour WILL damage your Community for decades, if residents want proof of the damage they can, will and have caused just watch these,

This is after 35 years of Labour control and absolute neglect, what’s the fix, as far as Labour are concerned, it’s cutting back bushes and planting a few daffodil bulbs.

Does Horsehay and Lightmoor need any of this and just to top it off, MP David Wright will completely ignore you, so the leaflet they are putting out, I would suggest either wipe your backside on it or throw into the recycling bin.

Isn’t it funny that this leaflet says that Harrington and his promoter Overton are both of 35b Dawley High Street, with all these people using it as their address, no wonder it costs £90k a year to operate.

LABOUR CARRY A PROVEN HEALTH WARNING

The fact Communities have thrown out Labour and replaced them with the Conservatives really proves a very valid point.

But even at that, the Tory Cabinet have caused a number of U Turns on issues like the Town Park, City Region, Weekly Waste Collections and have no Cabinet representation from Telford or South Telford. So some are comfortable sitting in the “Garden of Eade” – assuming that didn’t go to Haydock for auction.

Then we have TAWPA who have been the ONY successful Group to give residents a very real alternative to the usual clap trap being spouted by the others.

John Higginson comes with a proven track record of community service and is already an elected Parish Councillor, then to top it off he lives in the Community he should be elected to represent.

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